if you were a prehistoric creature, which would you be?

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15 Nov 2005, 11:26 pm

Serissa, obviously, would be a Hallucigenia.

Realistically speaking, I am a completely non-agressive person, wo I would probably be a hypsolophodont of some type, either Leaellynasaura (my favorite), Zephyrosaurus, or Othneilia.

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15 Nov 2005, 11:31 pm

What does everyone think I would be?

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16 Nov 2005, 3:49 am

Something small and annoying, like an Incisivosaurus.

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16 Nov 2005, 8:18 am

Thagomizer wrote:

Serissa, obviously, would be a Hallucigenia.

It's kind of frightening that that's how you see me.

Though it does look a little like me. I have the same smile as it does.

((Or do we both just have "bizarre, deam-like qualities?))

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16 Nov 2005, 8:39 am

ilikedragons wrote:

What does everyone think I would be?

For some reason Archaeopteryx comes to mind (ancient bird-like creature, which is technically considered a pterosaur and not a bird for some reason)

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16 Nov 2005, 8:53 am

A cute, little prehistoric Green Ladybug.

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16 Nov 2005, 9:00 am

CockneyRebel wrote:

A cute, little prehistoric Green Ladybug.

Weren't prehistoric insects mega-sized? so more like a small-dog-sized Green Ladybug

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16 Nov 2005, 9:18 am

AbominableSnoCone wrote:

CockneyRebel wrote:

A cute, little prehistoric Green Ladybug.

Weren't prehistoric insects mega-sized? so more like a small-dog-sized Green Ladybug

I think you're probbably right.

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16 Nov 2005, 9:20 am

I would be a virus. . . . .

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16 Nov 2005, 4:47 pm

A tree.

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16 Nov 2005, 4:50 pm

AbominableSnoCone wrote:

ilikedragons wrote:

What does everyone think I would be?

For some reason Archaeopteryx comes to mind (ancient bird-like creature, which is technically considered a pterosaur and not a bird for some reason)

Well, how many birds with teeth can you name? Archaeopteryx is no bird.

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16 Nov 2005, 7:27 pm

Sabre-Tooth Tiger :lol:

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16 Nov 2005, 10:08 pm

666 wrote:

AbominableSnoCone wrote:

ilikedragons wrote:

What does everyone think I would be?

For some reason Archaeopteryx comes to mind (ancient bird-like creature, which is technically considered a pterosaur and not a bird for some reason)

Well, how many birds with teeth can you name? Archaeopteryx is no bird.

But nor is it a pterosaur.
The wing structure is like a bird's.
Also, all later pterosaurs lacked teeth.

Archaeopteryx is a thing onto itself.
A bird of sorts, but of a line distinct from modern birds (that is, they think that several dinosaurs evolved independently into birds, the Archaeopteryx line died out leaving only pre-modern birds, and then all lines of those died out, leaving modern birds.

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18 Nov 2005, 1:59 pm

Sauropod- after 3 days of searching I still don’t know if this is spelt right (most of my non nessery stuff is in storage because of my current living arrangements so I could not just look it up)

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18 Nov 2005, 10:58 pm

So you weigh well over twice a dozen tons, and your brain is a mere one hundred thousandth of your body wieght? Cool!

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