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Anonymous Sun Dec 5 07:20:21 2010 No.2156326 [Reply] [Original]

Were dinosaurs warm blooded, /sci/?

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 5 07:22:21 2010 No.2156333 no they were cold blooded

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 5 07:23:21 2010 No.2156334 probably, yes

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 5 07:23:21 2010 No.2156335 Some could have been warm blooded, I guess, but I bet the majority were cold blooded

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 5 07:24:21 2010 No.2156336 nObOdY kNoWs!

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 5 07:26:21 2010 No.2156341 Dinosaurs are faggots FACT

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 5 07:26:21 2010 No.2156342 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinosaur >Dinosaurs were cold blooded. No exceptions bitches. This is wikipedia speaking and wikipedia is law. Well, I guess that settles it.

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 5 07:27:21 2010 No.2156344 There is debate. There is some evidence to support both sides. Some were most likely cold blooded others may have been warm blooded, in particular the ones that are more closely related to mammals and birds.

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 5 07:27:21 2010 No.2156345 >>2156342 >wikipedia >law >implying you didn't just edit that

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 5 07:31:21 2010 No.2156358 File: 61 KB, 481x300, 1270806567327.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>2156345 >implying that wasn't a joke retard

>>	seer of eternity, animus, the forbidden one !c1fBPhtoT6 Sun Dec 5 07:33:21 2010 No.2156359 red blooded

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 5 07:36:21 2010 No.2156366 >>2156344 No dinosaur was closely related to mammals. We don't call those dinosaurs.

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 5 07:39:21 2010 No.2156380 Isn't it pretty much the ongoing idea that the cavernous and sauropods probably was warm-blooded, while the rest weren't?

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 5 07:47:21 2010 No.2156398 they had the same temperature regulation as avians have nowadays at least the later generations, early dinosaurs may have been more on the cold blooded side

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 5 10:11:21 2010 No.2156748 I'm pretty sure the debate has been settled. Dinosaurs were "luke-warm" blooded, as in they were in between the lesser reptiles and mammals.

>>	Anonymous Sun Dec 5 10:14:21 2010 No.2156756 >>2156344 Actually, mammals split off from reptiles long before birds. As in 'proto-mammals coexisted with the first dinosaurs' long.