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The discovery of traces of flesh in a 68-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex bone ties the King of the Dinosaurs to modern-day species and, scientists say, heralds a "milestone" shift in paleontology.
"Based on the small sample we've recovered, chickens may be the closest relatives (to T. rex)," says geneticist John Asara of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, co-leader of a team reporting the discovery of faint traces of chicken-like bone lining preserved inside a dinosaur drumstick.
Originally posted by Frontkjemper
Only a few million years ago, the very same chicken I'm garfing down would in fact garf me up!
Originally posted by enjoies05
Originally posted by Frontkjemper
Only a few million years ago, the very same chicken I'm garfing down would in fact garf me up!
What comes around goes around
Originally posted by lombozo
You know I don't find this all that surprisin'. My grandfather had a chicken when I was a kid. I always suspected that chicken was up to somethin'. Yep, that chicken would always give me dirty looks and stuff, and would always be struttin' around thinkin' he was so cool.
And he would always cock a doodle do in the morning wakin' us all up. When my Grandmom made chicken cacciatore out of his butt, I was glad.
I'm glad that evolution worked in reverse for those T-Rex/Chickens.