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Well I mean I always assumed the phrase was talking chickens and chicken eggs
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Chainsaw Man discussion thread
- Thread starter Rez
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Zabazab
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Shouldn't have assumed that I suppose.
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Animals since the Precambrican Age had to put eggs
Do we only have fossil material until 200 Millions of Years ago, when the Jurassic was starting
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I don't know if this is a question or not, but we actually have fossils dating way farther back then that. You just have to dig suuuuper deep, and then you'll get fossils of microorganisms
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At what point did the ancestor of chickens become a chicken?
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When the first egg that hatched the chicken came into existence
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I'm gonna drop a crazy bar here: species is just some shit we made up.
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yeah, you are definitely crazy
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Nah, pretty sure that was velociraptorz
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Well I'm pretty sure T. Rex's are closer to chickens than Velociraptors but it's been a while since I've been in any dinosaur phase
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Ask scientists, they're always arguing what is or isn't a different species of animal.
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Because classification can be hard, especially when you end up having limited info on some animals
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Impossible, The Flintstones said T-Rex taste like beef.
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Which one was named first, the colour orange, or the fruit orange.
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My point exactly. The lines of what is and isn't a bird and/or chicken can be faint, vague even.
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The word orange.
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And yet it helps organize concepts and organisms into groups that make sense. You wouldn't say a mammoth is an avian, or a lizard is a mammal.
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What is an avian if not a lizard with a fancy name?
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hollow bones and feathers, and the capacity for flight.
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Is denji base key like baseline 9-A?
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The profile tells you how far he scales within 9-A
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And that's why we have classifications and species
