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Topic started on 5-9-2004 @ 08:44 PM by Xabora
Heh... this would popup sooner or later.

Ok... After browsing this forum... I've heard breif talk about these "Reptillion" Creatures. (2 types :puz

But... it kinda clicked.
I pulled out this old book of mine.
'The Almanac of Science and Technology
Whats New and Whats Known'
1st Edition


Turning to pages 84-85
you will find a;
What If...? Spot with this text below it.

"Dale Russell, curator of fossil vertebrates at Canada's
National Mueseum of Science in Ottawa, Ontario, has left
the detail of the Creraceous extinction to other research-
ers and has instead focused his attention on what might
have happened if the dinosaurs had not disappeared 65
million years ago. He suggested that, if the dinosaurs had
continued to evolve until the present day, the descendants
of at least one dinosaur species might now be a dominant
form of life on earth.
While examining fossils of a 5-foot-tall, 90-pound
carnivore known as Stenonychosaurus, which lived 75
million years ago, Russell calulated that the estimated
ratio of brain weight to body weight for this creature was
fairly high, making Stenonychosaurus at least as intelligent as
today's opossums. The dinosaur also stood
partially upright and had binmocular vision and an oppos-
able digit (a sort of thumb) on its hand -- all attributes of
todays's more intelligent species, such as apes, chimpan-
zees, and humans. Russel speculated that this creature
would have devloped a fully upright posture if it had not
become extinct"




-Closeup of the Face-


-Full Body Image-
[img]http://www.freecache.org/www.burlingtonnews.net...[/img]

-Other Images-
[img]http://www.freecache.org/www.kt.rim.or.jp...[/img]
[img]http://www.freecache.org/www.kt.rim.or.jp...[/img]

"Dinosauroid", Sculpture by Dale Russell and Ron Seguin, 1982, Canadian Museum of Nature, Ottawa, Canada


An interesting link of it also comes up here: www.thewatcherfiles.com...



I'm still wondering why I even chose this book years ago when I bought it.


reply posted on 7-9-2004 @ 01:19 PM by 0951
Originally posted by Der Kapitan
Enrage-

that was one of the first dinos found. The Iguanodon.


There are a couple of links about this beast here:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

I recall seeing a TV show about this conjecture a while ago - if I had to guess at which one, I'd guess at the BBC show - "Horizon". It extrapolated evidence and drew the same conclusions pretty much, that evolution may have produced a humanoid, binocular reptile at some future point ...

[edit on 7-9-2004 by 0951]
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