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Researchers: Endothermy (warmbloodedness)could have started over 300 million years ago

Pushing back the time things could have happened just by accident (a million monkeys typing)… Researchers: “This is likely to be controversial, but we think, and hope, that it will spark some great conversations and it could lead to a change in our understanding of the ways body warmth is maintained.”

Posted on December 16, 2021December 16, 2021 Author News Comment(1)
Intelligent Design

Were all dinosaurs warmblooded?

If these researchers are right, then mechanisms for warmbloodedness (endothermy) date back much earlier than we used to think. Maybe one hundred million years less for some kind of Darwinian evolution of the trait?

Posted on February 14, 2020February 14, 2020 Author News Comments(2)

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