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goanna
21-06-2009, 11:41 PM
the first post below was posted on ATS. the reply to it was mine...



Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
Mankind has been here for, roughly, 3 million years. Dinosaurs were here for about 165 million years. It is odd to think that in the short time that we have been here, we evolved into something intelligent and dinosaurs didn't. Especially figuring that they had 165 million years to do it, and if they did become well adept at space travel; they had about a 60 million year periond before we popped up to go whever they might have chosen. Of course there is no proof that dinosaurs evolved into something intelligent, at least none that we know of.


makes sense. as we are supposed to have developed our brains because of the design of our hands. so considering most reptiles (as against mammals) have actual functioning hands, following mainstream science logic, reptiles should have increased brain size because of their 'hands..'.....and they had 50 times longer to do it....

goanna
21-06-2009, 11:54 PM
Dale Russell and Ron Seguen of Canada's 'National Museum of Natural Sciences' of Ottawa, had fashioned a model of a humanoid dinosaur using Stenonychosaurus and Equallus as their inspiration. Stenonychosaurus, according to Russell, had a rather large brain and eyes with over-lapping visual fields. The 90 pound dinosaur also walked on two legs, and it appears to have had a particularly OPPOSABLE THUMB on it's three-clawed hand. The result of such scientific speculation was an astonishingly human- like creature that Russell terms a 'Dinosauroid'. The creature stands four-and-a-half feet tall, has a large, domed head, green skin, and yellow reptilian eyes. It should probably have had ears, Russell conceded, but the effect would have made it appear too human. As it is, the dinosaur on display at Canada's "National Museum of Natural Sciences" almost exactly fits the descriptions of UFOnauts provided by THOUSANDS of men and women throughout the planet who have reported close encounters..."

http://www.think-aboutit.com/Reps/reptilian_humanoids_3.htm

goanna
22-06-2009, 12:03 AM
more reading..

http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=D.A.+Russell+in+1969%2C++Stenonychosaurus+%2C+hu man-like+%22dinosauroid&btnG=Search&meta=



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