If Jurassic Park ever happened....
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QUOTE If people cloned dinosaurs and made a theme park like Jurassic Park the dinosaurs would not be the size they were 65 million years ago. The reason I think this is I remember hearingsome where that there was about 20% more oxygen in the air than today and that was why they were so big. If they were cloned today they would be extremely smaller because of the less oxygen in the air today.[/quote]
That's the first post but the title says "If Jurassic Park ever happened...." so I say it's open to interpretation, and we're off topic not a big deal we're still talking dinos and science.
That's the first post but the title says "If Jurassic Park ever happened...." so I say it's open to interpretation, and we're off topic not a big deal we're still talking dinos and science.
When all is said and done and the world is empty how much does it really matter the amount of money you had or what car you drove?
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thanks for the help /biggrin.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":D" border="0" alt="biggrin.gif" /> .
can you start a new debate here.
can you start a new debate here.
[The lawyer seeks shelter from the T.Rex in a bathroom]
Dr. Alan Grant: Well where does he think he's going?
Dr. Ian Malcolm: When you gotta go, you gotta go
- Jurassic Park
Dr. Alan Grant: Well where does he think he's going?
Dr. Ian Malcolm: When you gotta go, you gotta go
- Jurassic Park
HI everyone,
Sorry haven't been around for a couple of days...
So...want more debates eh...? lol.
Ok, sure!
QUOTE If people cloned dinosaurs and made a theme park like Jurassic Park the dinosaurs would not be the size they were 65 million years ago. The reason I think this is I remember hearingsome where that there was about 20% more oxygen in the air than today and that was why they were so big. If they were cloned today they would be extremely smaller because of the less oxygen in the air today.[/quote]
Now, the concept about Size, doesn't make too much sense -- at least to me. If you cloned a living organism... you would make an exact copy of the orginal! So... for example, if you did clone a T-Rex... you would only grow what was the orginal animal... that includes Size, Physical Weaknesses (such as diseases, Illness...etc).
The only things that would change a cloned organism is how is was brought up, or raised... This can also include its Evivornment.
Back in the day of dinos... apparently there was supposed to be more gases (such as Co2--Carbon Dioxide, and H2--Hydrogen) in the atomosphere...
Today, we have more oxygen in our atomosphere..., I think this would in SOME way affect dinosaurs... we're unable to determine how.
But it's unlikedly to affect its Size.
Sorry haven't been around for a couple of days...
So...want more debates eh...? lol.
Ok, sure!
QUOTE If people cloned dinosaurs and made a theme park like Jurassic Park the dinosaurs would not be the size they were 65 million years ago. The reason I think this is I remember hearingsome where that there was about 20% more oxygen in the air than today and that was why they were so big. If they were cloned today they would be extremely smaller because of the less oxygen in the air today.[/quote]
Now, the concept about Size, doesn't make too much sense -- at least to me. If you cloned a living organism... you would make an exact copy of the orginal! So... for example, if you did clone a T-Rex... you would only grow what was the orginal animal... that includes Size, Physical Weaknesses (such as diseases, Illness...etc).
The only things that would change a cloned organism is how is was brought up, or raised... This can also include its Evivornment.
Back in the day of dinos... apparently there was supposed to be more gases (such as Co2--Carbon Dioxide, and H2--Hydrogen) in the atomosphere...
Today, we have more oxygen in our atomosphere..., I think this would in SOME way affect dinosaurs... we're unable to determine how.
But it's unlikedly to affect its Size.
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in one of the national geographic channel programs it was said that the air contained 30% of oxygen.they made this hypothesis by collectin air samples enclosed within amber.
[The lawyer seeks shelter from the T.Rex in a bathroom]
Dr. Alan Grant: Well where does he think he's going?
Dr. Ian Malcolm: When you gotta go, you gotta go
- Jurassic Park
Dr. Alan Grant: Well where does he think he's going?
Dr. Ian Malcolm: When you gotta go, you gotta go
- Jurassic Park