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    The Origin of Birds

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    heated debate regarding the origin of birds and their relationship to dinosaurs has raged on. After the 1860s birds have been hypothesized as being closely related to an ample assortment of extant and extinct reptile lineages. These include a diversity of basal archosaurs and archosauromorphs‚ pterosaurs‚ crocodylomorphs (including modern crocodylians and their Mesozoic relatives)‚ and various theropod ornithischian dinosaurs. Phylogenetic systematics is the field in which systematists use clues

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    Jurassic Park Themes

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    At its core “Jurassic Park” is a cautionary tale of the dangers inherent of scientific discovery for its own sake. . The premise involves a Dinosaur park located in an island in Costa Rica‚ where visitors can travel and see real dinosaurs for the first time in human history‚ of course things go wrong and people begin to die. Both the novel and the movie maintain this theme as well as share the core plot which remains essentially the same. There are however many points of separation between the novel

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    To take the code and make a dinosaur out of it they run the codes through supercomputers filling in the breaks in the code with frog DNA. Because the codes were run through the computers‚ the people at jurassic park weren’t fully aware of what was really going on in the labs‚ causing severe problems in the system. From the beginning to the end of the book John Hammond is intentionally oblivious the dangers at the park. To him‚ whether or not the reanimation of dinosaurs is ethical or smart doesn’t

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    Biology Unit 4 Study Guide

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    children dinosaurs are the first exposure to scientific concepts Early Dino Stuff In 1676- large meat- eating femur (Megalosaurus) was discovered and people thought it was a giant human’s scrotum – “Scrotum humanum” First scientific name given to dinosaur Prior to 1800s dino tracks were considered bird tracks Thomas Jefferson was a big supporter of early paleontology First written record of dinos were found in China Extinction Mosasaur: in 1770 giant‚ 40 foot long sea monster- not a dinosaur Baron

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    Day Allosaurus: Facts About the ’Different Lizard’ Kim Ann Zimmermann‚ LiveScience Contributor | November 15‚ 2012 04:38pm ET 1 2 1 1 Share Allosaurus was among the earliest dinosaur discoveries‚ and fossils are plentiful‚ making it a darling of paleontologists as well as amateur dinosaur observers. This large theropod lived 155 million to 150 million years ago during the late Jurassic Period. More than 10‚000 bones from about 46 specimens have been unearthed in the Cleveland-Lloyd

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    Earth And Space

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    things. There were significant rose in oxygen level that happened 2.4 billion ago. This caused simple life forms such as jellyfish to develop. As the years progressed‚ the earth had changed and become more suitable for complex life form such as dinosaurs. Nowadays‚ earth has developed into a suitable living condition that suit human’s needs. Last but not least‚ the earth-shaping events occur later on basically based on my geologic time scale that showed most of the events were concentrated at the

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    Okay‚ I know that I am not the only one who likes dinosaurs. When I say dinosaurs‚ most people automatically think “Jurassic Park” or at least one of their well created dinosaurs shown in the movie(s). Over the years‚ Jurassic Park has gained more viewers and larger audiences around the world. It all started with a great book‚ and then a movie‚ and tons of toys and‚ of course‚ more movies. Jurassic park has basically shaped or views on dinosaurs. T-Rex: bad; Raptors: bad; Brachiosaurus: good. Yeah

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    Jurassic Park

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    and to fascinate the viewers but also to educate everyone about the extent of the powers and wonders of science. The main idea or basis of the said film is that scientists were able to revive dinosaurs by obtaining their DNA out of the gut of ancient mosquitoes preserved in amber. The fragments of dinosaur DNA are augmented using PCR (polymerase chain reaction)‚ the gaps are filled in with frog DNA‚ and the repaired genome is then injected into an ostrich egg and brought to term in an artificial

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    Park Summary Report  Jurassic Park‚ by Michael Crichton is a thrilling‚ science fiction novel. It tells the story about the cloning of dinosaurs‚ which are to be controlled in a theme park‚ however one man’s greed‚ drove the park into devastation and destruction.  I consider the plot to be complex. The novel is based upon a theme park featuring dinosaurs‚ which are created from prehistoric DNA. The novel begins with bizarre attacks from bird like creatures.  John Hammond a wealthy‚ elderly

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    is replaced with a single low note which is raised in volume and pitch before stopping suddenly with a single drum beat when the titles pop up. This repeats three or four times which links to the idea that dinosaurs are about. The note’s use of volume and pitch can denote the idea of the dinosaurs walking around. By this time the audience will be waiting eagerly for something or anything to happen‚ and by doing this with the titles Spielberg has managed to keep the audience on the edge of their seats

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