[dread78645]

T.Rexdidit pang

[Onelifetogive]

"This is another piece to the puzzle and there are a lot of them," he said. "Anyone who would argue that birds and dinosaurs are not related -- frankly I'd put them in the Flat Earth Society group."

Ahhhhh.....more "tolerance" for "diversity"....

[trisham]

"This is another piece to the puzzle and there are a lot of them," he said. "Anyone who would argue that birds and dinosaurs are not related -- frankly I'd put them in the Flat Earth Society group."

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I guess no one can now question his findings or interpretation thereof.

[digger48]

I thought this was pretty well concluded back when I was a kid.

Publik Skewl Edumacation, ya know.

[balrog666]

Dinosaurs among us!

[ARCADIA]

Soft tissue?! I was under the impression that most dinosaur bones were simply fossilized (stone) inprints of the actual remains. Did someone actually find something that we can extract a DNA map from?

[nesnah]

"Mary Higby Schweitzer of North Carolina State University in Raleigh"

Proud alumni WOLFPACK ping!!!!!!

[tahotdog]

This is some tranosaur meat from that leg bone which they had to break in half a couple months ago to get it on a small helicopter which was the only they had for getting it out of the site where they found it. This is the MSNBC link

Doesn't really look 70 million years old, does it?

[Reaganwuzthebest]

A Tyrannosaurus rex dinosaur that died 68 million years ago has provided some of the strongest evidence yet that birds are the closest-living relatives of dinosaurs, scientists said on Thursday.

I'm sold. Chickens look like little dinosaurs to me.

[plain talk]

"This is another piece to the puzzle and there are a lot of them," he said. "Anyone who would argue that birds and dinosaurs are not related -- frankly I'd put them in the Flat Earth Society group."

I'd say it differently - anyone who believes Dinoaurs and birds are related based on this article must be a member of the flat-line society.

[tophat9000]

WTF...Soft tissue surviving for ...68 million years!?...

[Wacka]

Creationist/ID heads exploding in 5...4...3...2...1...

[TKDietz]

I keep thinking of Jurassic Park. It would be pretty cool if they could clone a T-Rex.

[curmudgeonII]

Wow! A flying T. rex.
It boggles the mind.

[chickenlips]

68 million year old "soft tissue"....frankly anyone that believes that I'd put them in the Flat Earth Society group.

[fish hawk]

Not again!! This theory is never going to fly.

[Jedidah]

Day 5.

[TChad]

I'm having some trouble with the image of the momma rex climbing into the nest with all the baby rex eggs and then, you know, sitting down.

Possible titles for the video:

(1) Honey, I Squashed the Kids!
{2} Guess Who's Coming to Breakfast?

[wallcrawlr]

Interesting follow up to this thread:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1369945/posts

Revelation 4:11
See my profile for info

[NATIVEDAUGHTER]

The recovery of "soft" tissue after millions and millions of years favors the Creationist argument more than anything else...This guy quoted belongs in the "Flat Earth Society"...