When some animals go extinct, Nature doesn't simply clear the stage and bring out completely new ones. Mammals existed side by side with the dinosaurs; they just weren't as large or varied. Birds appeared before the dinosaurs died out (Some people say birds ARE dinosaurs, greatly modified).
It's hard to say what were the very first organisms, because they would have been soft-bodied and very tiny and wouldn't have left mineralized fossils. However, the earliest evidence of organisms is that of the "blue-green algae," also known as cyanobacteria. They were far more before the dinosaurs than the dinosaurs were before us.
Archaebacteria
Archaebacteria
Dinosaurs were the one who dominated the earth
Dinosaurs lived and died out about 65 million years before humans walked the Earth.
Dinosaurs appeared on the earth before Jesus according to the present evidence.
Dinosaurs came before birds, because dinosaurs later on evolved into birds, therefore, making birds come along LATER then the dinosaurs. However dinosaurs were far from the first creatures on earth.
Dinosaurs first appeared in the tertiary stages of the Earth. Tertiary was when the dinosaurs ruled the earth. Then there was jurassic and then creteacious
No. Sharks appeared on earth long before the first dinosaurs did.
Dinosaurs inhabited the Earth before humans. Dinosaurs lived during the Mesozoic Era, which spanned from about 252 million years ago to about 66 million years ago. The first humans, as we know them today, evolved much later, around 300,000 years ago.
No, cave men did not ride dinosaurs. Dinosaurs went extinct millions of years before the first humans appeared on Earth.
Dinosaurs roamed the earth and died out millions of years before humans came on the scene.
No, but sharks were there at the time of dinosaurs but at the end of the Mesozoic Era. Eras: Cenozoic Era ( Present-day) Mesozoic Era (dinosaur time) Paleozoic Era (blast of organisms (more complex)) Precambrian Era (4.6 billion years ago, simple organisms form)