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What could a human living now and a dinosaur living millions of years age have in common?
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∙ 12y ago
They are made of some of the same matter..
Waldo Mayer
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∙ 15y agoOn of the biggest commonalities of horses and humans is the need for the presence of another one of they're kind.
Most (pretty well all) horses need the company of another horse, in some cases an animal slimier to a horse; Such as a donkey will do. Humans are the same, most of us can not stay along for a very long time.
But for horses it is a much stronger pull, they can go crazy with out a paddock buddy.
Some will even risk their lives just to get back to their herd.
Mfire
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∙ 12y agoLots of atoms and a few molecules.
The same cellular setups, esp the came gene coding ... and quite a few of the same genes.
They're both vertebrates and quite a few dinosaurs were bipeds.
They both care fore there young.
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∙ 9y agoDinosaurs and humans have no physical characteristics in common. They do have instincts in common, like a need for food and a desire to protect themselves and their young.
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they are made of some of the same matter
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What is the difference between nonliving and living things?
nonliving is like the ocean the ocean doesnt breathe and the ocean doesnt talk living is like animals like humens we could talk we could write and breathe but does the ocean knows how to do that? No i dont think so so now you know what nonliving and whats living
All living things have things that are common what are the uncommon things?
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Are cycles essential to all living organisms?
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Aristotle's and Linnaeus' contributions to classifying living things?
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What could a human living now a dinosaur living millions of years ago have in common?
They we are both alive
What could a human now in a dinosaur living million years ago have in common?
They we are both alive
What could a human living now and a dinosaurs living millions of years ago have in common?
They we are both alive
What do a dinosaur in a tree have in common?
The only similarity I could come up with is that their both tall?
What do a dinosaur and a tree have in common?
The only similarity I could come up with is that their both tall?
What could a human and a dinosaur living a million of years ago have in common?
Well, both are living organisms for one thing - vertebrates, too. Both are the dominant animals on the planet (except for insects, of course, which are actually more numerous but less noticed). Both need oxygen to breathe.
How could a dinosaur contain some carbon?
All living things on Earth contain carbon in that most of the molecules in us include carbon atoms. Dinosaurs were living creatures and are like all living creatures today in this respect.
What could a dog living now and a cat living thousands of years have in common?
they have some of the same matter.
How could an atom that was once in a dinosaur be in your arm?
There is no reason that an atom from a dinosaur couldn't be in your arm.
She is like a dinosaur what is the meaning of this metaphor?
It could mean that she is as tall as a dinosaur because when a person says dinosaur we all think giant reptiles that are taller than a 5 story building, or it could mean that she is as scary as a dinosaur, or as strong as one.
What came first the bird or the egg?
Eggs. Animals were laying eggs for millions or years before there were any birds.
What could a dog living now and a cat living thousands of years ago have common?
they have some of the same matter.
