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How could extant species be descended from extinct species?

They can't. Once a species becomes extinct, it has reached the end of the line. It no longer exists, so therefore produces no more offspring. Thus, the theory that living species of today are descended from extinct species from long ago is untenable.


Is there real living dinosaurs?

This is more on a basis of opinion and belief. There are some that believe that dinosaurs are still living among us and have never gone extinct, and there are others that believe that dinosaurs have been extinct for the past 65 million years. Added: Yes, they are called birds!


How Are Extinct and Living Things Alike Compare and Contrast?

Extinct - no more, not living Living- a lot, alive


Are aye ayes extinct?

no. they are not extinct. they are still living in madagascar.


What animal is extinct and lives in Africa?

you can't have an extinct animal living. It can be endangered or close to being extinct, but not extinct.


When no living member in your species exist the species?

when there are no living members of a species the species is said to be "extinct".


When did living things become extinct?

You obviously hadn't noticed that living things have not become extinct. There are still plenty of them about.


Why are the tigers extinct?

Tigers are not extinct. They are still living creatures on earth.


When did Stromatolites become extinct?

The are examples of stromatolites still living. They are not extinct.


Are Hippopotamus extinct?

Hippopotamus are not extinct - they are alive and well and living in Africa


When no living member of a species exist the species?

When no living member of a species exists, the species is considered extinct. Extinction occurs when a species has completely disappeared from the Earth, with no individuals remaining alive anywhere in the world.


Do the characteristics of living things suggest that the living things descended from several different ancestors?

yes