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What is the most scientific support of the extinction of dinosaurs?
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What is the most likely reason for the extinction of all the dinosaurs?
most probably change in the climatic condition was the main reason for their extinction!!
How do scientists tie biblical creation in with the extinction of the dinosaurs?
Most scientists do not believe in Biblical Creation, so there is no reason to tie it with the extinction of dinosaurs. However, Creationists often say that humans originally co-existed alongside dinosaurs until the Great Flood, when dinosaurs all drowned.
Was the extinction of dinosaurs caused by a metoerite crashing to earth?
Most dinosaurs died off about 65 million years ago. Most life on Earth ended 65 million years ago during what is called the Cretaceous-Paleogene extinction event. There is substantial scientific evidence of an asteroid or comet impact on Earth that caused or was the primary contributor to the extinction. A few scientists still hold other views, including a massive eruption of volcanoes. See related links.
Two explainations of the extinction of dinosaurs and prehistoric organisms?
Some people argue that the meteorite that crashed into the earth to kill most if not all dinosaurs. But others also suggest that dinosaurs were killed by bacteria that had developed to get past their immune systems.
Was the extinction of dinosaurs caused by a comet crashing to earth?
no a dieses killed all the dinosaurs but we may never know if i am wrong or right No, The reason for their ending may be because of the Flood that happened in the Bible, If you look it up in Genesis you can read more.
Mass extinctions have only occurred since humans have been present on Earth?
This would be an incorrect premise, the most obvious answer being that Dinosaurs ruled the earth long before humans came along. Dinosaurs are now extinct and that would have been more than a mass extinction, it was global extinction.
What accounts for the dinosaurs' rise to dominance at the start of the Jurassic Period?
At the beginning of the Triassic period, a mass extinction wiped out most large land animals. The remaining animals quickly evolved to fill the empty niches, and one line led to the earliest dinosaurs. Another, less severe, mass extinction at the end of the Triassic eliminated the animals that were significant competition to the dinosaurs. With these animals out of the way, dinosaurs quickly diversified to fill the empty niches.
What did not happen in the 1990s?
World War II, the moon-landing, the rule of Genghis Khan, and the extinction of the dinosaurs. Actually, most of history, funnily enough.
Did the spliting of Pangaea kill the dinosaurs?
The most logical theory for the extinction of the dinosaurs is that a large asteroid impacted the earth. Look into it, this topic has many different theories and lots of different interesting information. The answer to this question can be opinionated and debated.
When did dinosaurs and pigs walk the earth?
Dinosaurs: Most got extinct in the mass extinction event, about 65 million years ago. Today's birds and reptiles are generally believed to be the descendants of the dinosaurs.Pigs: They walk on earth today.
When did the Cretaceous Tertiary extinction occur?
About 65.5 million years ago. The Cretaceous and Tertiary are geological time periods either side of this event. The event is significant because there was a large mass extinction event at this time including the extinction of all non avian dinosaurs. Most experts agree that the cause of the extinction was a asteroid impact.
Did early mammals cause the extinction of dinosaurs?
No. By the time the dinosaurs went extinct mammals still played a relatively minor role ecologically. It is generally accepted that an asteroid or comet struck the earth, causing ecosystems to collapse worldwide and resulting the extinction of many groups of animals including the dinosaurs.
