JoT EVOLUTION Hub




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						In the modern world, ageless mysteries are to be had for petty cash and employed as gewgaws.

						Evolution in the News May 2008: Newspapers say chickens evolved from T. rex An ignorant reporter says that chickens evolved from T. rex. What really happened? Scientists confirmed that dinosaurs, such as T. rex, are closely related to birds. It's a grade-school fallacy to think that prehistoric relatives are all ancestors. In fact, most of them are great-cousins N-times removed rather than direct ancestors.