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Dinosaur Found in Mammal's Belly
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01/13/05 12:59 AM
01/13/05 12:59 AM
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The age figures given below for the fossils in question reflect evolutionary thinking, of course. As opposed to true Bible chronology. quote:
Early mammals were not only bigger than previously thought -- some were carnivores and hunted small dinosaurs for dinner.
Scientists in China have uncovered the fossil remains of two mammals that lived around 130 million years ago. The finds will revolutionize current thinking about life during the Mesozoic era (248 million to 65 million years ago), a time when both dinosaurs and mammals arose.
One incredibly well-preserved fossil -- of an early mammal known as Repenomamus robustus -- had the remains of a small dinosaur in its belly. It is the first evidence that mammals dined on dinosaurs.
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2005/01/0112_050112_dino_eater.html
Once again the evolutionists have to shift gears, due to the evidence.
More stories here .
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Re: Dinosaur Found in Mammal's Belly
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01/13/05 08:18 PM
01/13/05 08:18 PM
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It would be cool if they found dinosaurs in a man's belly.
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Re: Dinosaur Found in Mammal's Belly
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01/13/05 10:06 PM
01/13/05 10:06 PM
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It is interesting how they treat the age of the earth and of life as if it were a proven fact.
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