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Dinosaury time periods were often much hotter and much more filled with co2. They thrived. Plants thrived. The danger is in the change part.

• lumberjack 9y ago
  The article contradicts your post.
  • vita17 9y ago
    The article is gibberish.
  • Zamicol 9y ago
    No, it's unspecific, leaving the reader to assume.
• jimbokun 9y ago
  We are not dinosaurs.
  • candiodari 9y ago
    That's true. We're warm blooded. That means we're far more capable of dealing with different temperatures than dinosaurs will ever be. (yes there are cold-blooded mammals and warm-blooded dinosaurs, but they're rare exceptions)
    • SAI_Peregrinus 9y ago
      Warm blooded (endothermic) dinosaurs are currently thought to have been the majority, or possibly even the entirety. Crocodilians (alligators, crocodiles, etc) likely diverged from endothermic dinosaurs, as they have features shared with other endothermic animals and not with ectotherms (cold-blooded animals) such as 4-chambered hearts.
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