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Pseudo-dinosaur hypothesis

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posted on Dec, 6 2023 @ 05:18 PM
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Pseudo-dinosaur hypothesis


The pseudo-dinosaur hypothesis in cryptozoology and neodinosaurology, postulates that neodinosaurs are not technically dinosaurs—rather a clade of reptiles that adapted to dinosaurian-like form.

Overview


In the pseudo-dinosaur hypothesis, it is postulated that the vast majority of neodinosaurs are not dinosaurs, rather a clade of reptiles that adapted to having the behavior, ecology, and form of dinosaurs as a biological defense mechanism against predators, and for why these adaptations were needed, it is time for us to look at the list of why the adaptations were needed;

- In creationist terms, the world in the antediluvian period would and had dinosaurs alongside humans (www.bible.ca...), therefore a clade or species of reptile would've needed biological mimicry in order to establish a bond between a human and a pseudo-dinosaur, eventually leading into the carnivory of the human by the pseudo-dinosaur, and such carnivory is exhibited in dinosaurs as well—however human taming of dinosaurs might've decreased the acute stress reaction (or fight-or-flight mechanism) in dinosaurs approached or encountered by humans
- Dinosaurs had a wide variety of feeding behaviors, which influenced their physiology, biology, and overall their selves—so pseudo-dinosaurs would have a wide variety of feeding behaviors modeled after the dinosaurs
- The biology of dinosaurs meant that they were in style of that of a apex predator, or just a apex predator, providing huge advantage for carnivory that the pseudo-dinosaurs would adopt

Evidence


The evidence for the pseudo-dinosaur hypothesis is in the list;

- The emela-ntouka, a neo-dinosaurian cryptid, has traits of being elephantine, a rhinoceros-like horn, and a crocodile-like tail, all of which these traits are attempts of the adaptations of the pseudo-dinosaurs to accurately replicate the morphology and physiology of dinosaurs
- The fragile nature of the morphology/physiology of the neo-dinosaurs are the results of trying to accurately replicate the morphology and physiology of dinosaurs by the pseudo-dinosaurs



posted on Dec, 6 2023 @ 05:37 PM
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a reply to: i664k

I sense ChatGPT
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But hey still an interesting OP .



posted on Dec, 6 2023 @ 05:39 PM
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a reply to: asabuvsobelow

Just need to clarify, this wasn't made by ChatGPT



posted on Dec, 6 2023 @ 06:02 PM
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originally posted by: i664k
a reply to: asabuvsobelow

Just need to clarify, this wasn't made by ChatGPT


Hey mate my bad not trying to ruin your OP , it is very interesting .

Please do carry on.



posted on Dec, 6 2023 @ 06:07 PM
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a reply to: asabuvsobelow

I was just clarifying



posted on Dec, 7 2023 @ 11:06 AM
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originally posted by: i664k

Pseudo-dinosaur hypothesis


The pseudo-dinosaur hypothesis in cryptozoology and neodinosaurology, postulates that neodinosaurs are not technically dinosaurs—rather a clade of reptiles that adapted to dinosaurian-like form.

Overview


In the pseudo-dinosaur hypothesis, it is postulated that the vast majority of neodinosaurs are not dinosaurs, rather a clade of reptiles that adapted to having the behavior, ecology, and form of dinosaurs as a biological defense mechanism against predators, and for why these adaptations were needed, it is time for us to look at the list of why the adaptations were needed;

- In creationist terms, the world in the antediluvian period would and had dinosaurs alongside humans (www.bible.ca...), therefore a clade or species of reptile would've needed biological mimicry in order to establish a bond between a human and a pseudo-dinosaur, eventually leading into the carnivory of the human by the pseudo-dinosaur, and such carnivory is exhibited in dinosaurs as well—however human taming of dinosaurs might've decreased the acute stress reaction (or fight-or-flight mechanism) in dinosaurs approached or encountered by humans
- Dinosaurs had a wide variety of feeding behaviors, which influenced their physiology, biology, and overall their selves—so pseudo-dinosaurs would have a wide variety of feeding behaviors modeled after the dinosaurs
- The biology of dinosaurs meant that they were in style of that of a apex predator, or just a apex predator, providing huge advantage for carnivory that the pseudo-dinosaurs would adopt

Evidence


The evidence for the pseudo-dinosaur hypothesis is in the list;

- The emela-ntouka, a neo-dinosaurian cryptid, has traits of being elephantine, a rhinoceros-like horn, and a crocodile-like tail, all of which these traits are attempts of the adaptations of the pseudo-dinosaurs to accurately replicate the morphology and physiology of dinosaurs
- The fragile nature of the morphology/physiology of the neo-dinosaurs are the results of trying to accurately replicate the morphology and physiology of dinosaurs by the pseudo-dinosaurs


You can't keep discussing neo dinosaurs and pseudo dinosaurs, which according to your chosen language are modern animals running around today I should be aware of...without telling me what the heck they are!?!? Lizards and snakes you mean!?



posted on Dec, 7 2023 @ 11:19 AM
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Lizards and snakes you mean?

Depends, but mostly pseudo-dinosaurs are a clade of reptiles



posted on Dec, 7 2023 @ 01:17 PM
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originally posted by: AlexandrosOMegas

originally posted by: i664k

Pseudo-dinosaur hypothesis


The pseudo-dinosaur hypothesis in cryptozoology and neodinosaurology, postulates that neodinosaurs are not technically dinosaurs—rather a clade of reptiles that adapted to dinosaurian-like form.

Overview


In the pseudo-dinosaur hypothesis, it is postulated that the vast majority of neodinosaurs are not dinosaurs, rather a clade of reptiles that adapted to having the behavior, ecology, and form of dinosaurs as a biological defense mechanism against predators, and for why these adaptations were needed, it is time for us to look at the list of why the adaptations were needed;

- In creationist terms, the world in the antediluvian period would and had dinosaurs alongside humans (www.bible.ca...), therefore a clade or species of reptile would've needed biological mimicry in order to establish a bond between a human and a pseudo-dinosaur, eventually leading into the carnivory of the human by the pseudo-dinosaur, and such carnivory is exhibited in dinosaurs as well—however human taming of dinosaurs might've decreased the acute stress reaction (or fight-or-flight mechanism) in dinosaurs approached or encountered by humans
- Dinosaurs had a wide variety of feeding behaviors, which influenced their physiology, biology, and overall their selves—so pseudo-dinosaurs would have a wide variety of feeding behaviors modeled after the dinosaurs
- The biology of dinosaurs meant that they were in style of that of a apex predator, or just a apex predator, providing huge advantage for carnivory that the pseudo-dinosaurs would adopt

Evidence


The evidence for the pseudo-dinosaur hypothesis is in the list;

- The emela-ntouka, a neo-dinosaurian cryptid, has traits of being elephantine, a rhinoceros-like horn, and a crocodile-like tail, all of which these traits are attempts of the adaptations of the pseudo-dinosaurs to accurately replicate the morphology and physiology of dinosaurs
- The fragile nature of the morphology/physiology of the neo-dinosaurs are the results of trying to accurately replicate the morphology and physiology of dinosaurs by the pseudo-dinosaurs


You can't keep discussing neo dinosaurs and pseudo dinosaurs, which according to your chosen language are modern animals running around today I should be aware of...without telling me what the heck they are!?!? Lizards and snakes you mean!?


Was about to post something similar.
Snakes-lizards and reptiles



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