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Old 04-07-2008, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by fifthofnovember View Post
As has been pointed out, alligators are an example of modern dinosaurs. So clearly all dinosaur species did not die. Speaking in terms as wide as "dinosaur" is almost meaningless, for this reason.

Also, in all cultures around the world, there is the "dragon". Though there are different species of dragon (like dinosaurs), one might wonder how people who were not in communication with each other could independently invent the same "fictional" animals.

Also, new species of creatures are still being discovered and catalogued today. This shows that just because we don't see a species doesn't mean it isn't there, and we still don't know everything.
Alligators are reptiles, current theory says that dinosaurs were not reptiles, and many were more closely related to birds.
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1. Sport of choice for Marines: bowling.
2. Sport of choice for Sailors: football.
3. Sport of choice for Soldiers: baseball.
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Notice how the farther down the list you go, the smaller their balls get.
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