Posted on 02/16/2017 8:31:05 AM PST by fishtank
Dinosaur Eggs Not Bird-Like After All
by Tim Clarey, Ph.D. *
Evidence for Creation Evidence from Science Evidence from the Life Sciences Life Was Created Fully Functional Variation Is Limited within Kinds
Prevailing secular theory considers birds to be living dinosaurs, but new science is hatching to support the stark differences between these creatures. The data demonstrate dinosaurs were more likely cold-blooded like all modern reptiles.
Dr. Gregory Erickson of Florida State University and his colleagues from the University of Calgary and the American Museum of Natural History recently published their findings on dinosaur incubation periods in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.1 They found that dinosaur eggs took roughly twice as long to hatch as comparable bird eggs.
How did they determine the exact incubation times? The team discovered that embryonic dinosaurs had incremental layers of von Ebner gland protein in their developing teeth that formed growth lines, much like tree rings.1
(Excerpt) Read more at icr.org ...
I do.
One is watching me type this, right now.
[the other two in the living room are sleeping off their suppers]
One ostrich egg is equal to two dozen poultry eggs FWIW.
Had a friend who had boas, two I think, but one I never saw because it was loose in the house somewhere................
= one YUGE OMELETTE!.....................
Excuse me, but an egg is an egg.
Yep...that can’t stand to be proved wrong.
Not that you know about.
Pythons are masters of concealment.
Unless they are hiding in a Northface Parka, it’s Too cold...............
Forgive me, but I’m thinking of all of all the Law Suits that Cited evoltion This will hekp reverse, going maybe only as far as the Monky Case. lol
Sure hope his house was somewhere very warm and humid.
I have to maintain mine carefully so they don’t get sick.
They need hot and humid and never get to go a’viking around the house.
Although some humans are reptiles.................
It was in Maryland, so yeah in summertime..............
I don’t understand these people who have boas and pythons, with small children and pets running around..............dangerous...........
Mammals are mammals.
Reptiles are reptiles.
Birds are birds...............
What about the duck billed platypus
A practical Joke by The Creator.................
This is about the level of evo-"science" that exists out there.
It's mass delusion.
Not really.
I once had a small cat and had to give him back to his breeder because he proved to be a danger to my snakes.
Boas and pythons are virtually defenseless against attacks by just about everything.
I do not allow small children to hold my snakes, either.
They tend to be too rough and snakes are fragile.
Cute! Little dinosaur!
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