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By Robert F. Service ScienceNOW Daily News
31 July 2009
When scientists reported 2 years ago that they had discovered intact protein fragments from a 68-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex, the skeptics pounced. They argued that one of the main lines of evidence, signatures of the protein fragments taken by mass spectrometry, was flawed. But now a reanalysis of that mass-spec data from an independent group of researchers backs up the original claim that dinosaur proteins have indeed survived the assault of time.
Suprise - I just looked out the window and saw a couple of dozen of their descendants walking around and making a racket. They are called Canada Geese.
Suprise - I just looked out the window and saw a couple of dozen of their descendants walking around and making a racket. They are called Canada Geese.
Wow, I thought "Piltdown Chicken" was laid to rest a long time ago.
It's almost as bad as the fable or fairytale of whales evolving from foxes. I thought it was the creationists had the award for the mythological.
Nope, I was wrong. They seem to have evolved from that now extinct Australian - "Thylacine".
Mammals’ ancestors indeed shared the planet with dinosaurs for their entire domination. When the dinosaurian megafauna were devastated 65 million years ago both proto mammals and a branch of dinosauria survived. Eventually mammals became dominant and the dinosaur descendants branched out into the birds.
Thus a descendant of the proto mammals looked out the window and observed the descendants of the dinosaurs walking around on the lawn. Ain’t nature wonderful?
Now here's a replica constructed and used by Dr James DeMeo phd who researches Reich's life work.
Now here's the homemade device made by amateurs of Cloudbusting. See the identical design of Mr-T's device ??? How spooky is that ??? Actually I would have alluded to this info as the original research has these machines grounded to informational water by means of a well, but I've not done much study until recently about the theories.
Even T-Rex deserved a
[Snickers Candy Bar] now and then between those big meals!!!
That was funny. Good post! But alas, poor T-Rex and the other dinos are no more. But it's not all that sad. We can still see their remains.
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