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Well, that's obviously not gonna happen. I think they're stretched to the limits.
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not exactly. it just seems that they've gotten lazy. the list from '06 i believe had maybe 3 or 4 changes.
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How much more diversity could you want? They cover most groups!
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i just wish they could cover birds more, or give a specific genus or two for the echinoderms, something along those terms. i would enjoy different types of crinoids.
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Okay. I get what you mean. I think they could do more to stress the bird-dinosaur relationship as well.
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exactly, paleo.
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They could very easily reclassify Archeopteryx on the list, and maybe add some alverezsaurids or something.... that's why I wish it was Rocks-Inverts-Vertebrates.
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paleonaps95 wrote:They could very easily reclassify Archeopteryx on the list, and maybe add some alverezsaurids or something.... that's why I wish it was Rocks-Inverts-Vertebrates.
i think they should have some dodos on there ;)
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quizbowl13 wrote:
paleonaps95 wrote:They could very easily reclassify Archeopteryx on the list, and maybe add some alverezsaurids or something.... that's why I wish it was Rocks-Inverts-Vertebrates.
i think they should have some dodos on there ;)
Except dodos aren't preserved in the fossil record. Just because they're extinct doesn't mean they're fossils.
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Yeah. However, some teratorns would be nice. Argentavis would be my first pick.
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