Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
"Our study shows that grasses existed in India simultaneously with the
… gondwanatherians," Strömberg said.
"These remarkable results will force reconsideration of many
long-standing assumptions about grass evolution, dinosaurian ecology,
and early plant-herbivore interactions," Piperno and Sues wrote in
their review.
Thereby placing the origin of grass and dinosaurs somewhat closer to
each other. Progress.
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Ralph
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Science is *not* happy to entertain hypothesis and experiments that are
too far afield from the accepted dogma. It's a very human endeavor, and
it shows, with fads and cliques and political backstabbing.
--Stewart Stremler
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