At 06:09 AM Friday 4/13/2007, Alberto Monteiro wrote:
> > "CHICAGO (Reuters) - Tiny bits of protein extracted from a 68-
> > million- year-old dinosaur bone have given scientists the first
> > genetic proof  that the mighty Tyrannosaurus rex is a distant cousin
> > to the modern  chicken."
> >
>This bit of information is irrelevant. Since we all descend from the
>proto-amphibian "Adam" and "Eve", they might as well said that T.rex
>is a distant cousin of the modern frog, or the modern rat, or the
>modern snake.
>
>The *big* question is: is the T.rex a _less_ distant cousin
>to the modern chicken then it's a cousin to the modern frog, rat or
>snake?


I guess it would help to know if it clucks, croaks, squeaks, or hisses . . .


Unless It's Most Closely Related To Parrots And Can Learn To Speak Maru


-- Ronn!  :)



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