Dinosaurs

People, in fact, do not know the colors of nearly all prehistoric animals, including dinosaurs. Recently, however, scientists have found a technique to determine the colors of a fossilized feathers by examining them with a microscope. Therefor, the colors of a two, early bird-like dinosaurs, are as follows:

Confuciusornis (an early bird, similar to Archaeopteryx): Feathers show regions of gray, red/brown, and black.

Anchiornis: For this, you would probably like to see a picture, showing it just as it would have looked in real life (except the tail, whose colors are still unknown). You can see a picture of an Anchisornis in its true colors by going to the related link.

Only to the extent that all animals are related to each other. Dinosaurs, being vertebrates are not closely related to any invertebrate related.

Young dinosaurs would have been called hatchlings. If you are asking what evolved from dinosaurs, the only descendants of dinosaurs are the birds.

Dinosaurs are reconstructed from fossils, petrified remains, trace fossils, and comparisons with existing animals.

were very large land animals

Carnivorous dinosaurs would eat other dinosaurs.

Incisivosaurus was probably herbivorous. They lived during the early Cretaceous in China.

they are believed to be related to birds according to evolution. Dinosaurs were considered luke-warm blooded because they could survive in the cold and the warm. Though another theory is the evolution with birds, I think this is a good answer.

Technically speaking, all dinosaurs walked on land, because none of them were fully aquatic. The largest dinosaurs were the four legged, long necked, herbivorous sauropods. The largest sauropod was Argentinosaurus, measuring 98 to 118 feet long, and with an estimated weight of 66 to 99 tons.

It isn't, the Creation Museum is just stupid. They also think that the creation in Genesis took literally seven days even though the original writing refers to seven long and indistinct periods of time, not seven 24-hour days.

They think the universe is only a few thousand years old and they refuse to accept any sort of science that disagrees with them.

The bones of a megalodon have been scattered around so there isn't an exact answer but its been thought to have been up to 60ft long. Its teeth were also over 6 inches long. As much as a Tyrannosaurus or a Sabretooth cat.

Paleontologist is the name for someone who studies fossils palentology is the science

In many ways the same as our own. Plant life was very abundant, especially conifers. Fungus life was probably the same as it is now. Insect life was also very abundent, as was bacterial life.

Mammalian and amphibian life would be affected by reptiles such as the brachiosaurus and the stegosaurus. Amphibian, fish and other sea life would be affected by pliosaurs and marine crocodiles-though the deep water was probably similar to the way it is now.

Bird life had yet to evolve.

It actually depends. If your talking about ceratopsians they could've been toothy or toothless

Dinosaurs weren't anything like humans, although they were all smart in there own way. The velocoraptor, probably one of the smartest, had the sharpest claw. It hunted in packs for better meat, was very fast, and might have been able to fly because they had feathers. The T rex, fights for food, reproduces, and they all were loving parents. So yes, in a way they are like dogs, but some dogs are terribly smart mind you, but they defintly didn't act like the dinosaurs would have!!!

Sure, as well as eyes and ears (inside ears) and toes and teeth and heart and lungs, pretty much all the stuff a modern animal has except fur (many of them had feathers). Dinosaurs were very advanced animals.

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About 5 feet long.

Dinosaurs (in the traditional sense of the word), lived between 230 and 65.5 million years ago. However, considering that scientists usually count birds as dinosaurs, they are still alive today!

Protoceratops was an herbivore. They lived in the Gobi Desert around 70 million years ago. In general, ceratopsians ate cycads and conifers. Cycads today are known to be able to survive in semidesert climates, so there is a good chance that they made up a lot of the diet of Protoceratops.

In terms of the world-structure while the dinosaurs were present, Dinosaurs were found on Pangaea, the giant continent that made up the entirety of the land during a good portion of the Mesozoic era. During the latter portion of the Mesozoic era, dinosaurs were found on both of the super continents, Gondwana and Laurasia (check spelling), that existed at that time. Dinosaur fossils have been found on all continents, with the exception of Antartica. The reason dinosaur fossils have not been found in Antarctica is more likely because of a lack of looking than a lack of fossils.

there are still 34,691 left in the world. there are still 34,691 left in the world.

The collective noun for a group of dinosaurs would be a 'herd' or a 'pack'.

A troodon....

Btw, the previous person who wrote an answer to this questions, i have something to say to you. If you don't know the answer, don't guess. Or reply with something more stupid.... which is what you did...