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Friday, February 16, 2007. Squamozoic, general outline. Varanids in SE Asia and Australasia, and iguanines in South America,evolve endothermy and enhanced encephalisation. Short-faced arboreal iguanines evolve increasingly complex societies and cultures from the Miocene onwards. Now, a little background and building on this staement. Prehistory and other tetrapods:. Turtles are mostly similar to the present arrangement, sea turtles are slightly more diverse, and land tortoises less so. Ratites decline in...

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Friday, February 16, 2007. Squamozoic, general outline. Varanids in SE Asia and Australasia, and iguanines in South America,evolve endothermy and enhanced encephalisation. Short-faced arboreal iguanines evolve increasingly complex societies and cultures from the Miocene onwards. Now, a little background and building on this staement. Prehistory and other tetrapods:. Turtles are mostly similar to the present arrangement, sea turtles are slightly more diverse, and land tortoises less so. Ratites decline in...

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Friday, February 16, 2007. Intro, and thanks to Darren Naish! This is the beginning of a new speculative zoology project, my name is Tim Morris, and I've decided to take up this project as a challenge to myself. The idea for this project comes from the amazing mind of Darren Naish, the internet's coolest zoologist:. Http:/ darrennaish.blogspot.com/. In his infamous words, all will be revealed. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Squamozoic, general outline. Intro, and thanks to Darren Naish!

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