my ip changed because i'm at my uncle's stio, hue. did you guys know that abrasax and other avian/winged mythological figures like the anzu bird and seraphs were reptilian/anguipeds because dinosaurs, including those that flew like pterosaurs, had feathers and are relatives of chickens?   e-genetically-similar-to-bananas-an d-why-is-this-important-for-researc h-in-disease > huge changes in climate and environment, as well as natural disasters, have had a massive impact on the genetic information available on the planet and the creatures who inhabit it. for example, the earth was the domain of the dinosaurs for at least 230 million years but about 66 million years ago, all nonavian variants suddenly disappeared. why this happened is still a mystery but some mammals, birds, small reptiles, fish and amphibians did manage to survive. however, its believed that a massive three-quarters of life on earth did not > the birds we see today evolved from a group of meat-eating dinosaurs called theropods about 150 million years ago - which, surprisingly, is the same group that the t-rex belonged to! these ancient birds looked quite a lot like small, feathered dinosaurs and they had much in common. their mouths still contained sharp teeth but over time, birds lost their teeth and evolved beaks. even so, its estimated that we share about 60% of our genes with some birds, including chickens > the mass extinction of dinosaurs made room for mammals to take over the ground and eventually evolve into the large selection of animals we see today, including apes and humans. now, our species shares 44% of our genes with fruit flies, 92% with mice and over 98% with chimpanzees!
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