Great point! If 'Dinomen' existed, we may see it in the other dinos or plants via domestication. If they were carnivores, we may see dinos bred to be fatter or

Great point! If 'Dinomen' existed, we may see it in the other dinos or plants via domestication. If they were carnivores, we may see dinos bred to be fatter or larger. If they were herbivores, then we'd see certain plants that were bred for food, and maybe dinos bred for labor or as pets. One of the issues with domestication is controlling the breeding/birthing cycles of animals. Chickens and pigeons tend to be easier to do this with because they are dinosaurs and lay eggs. We see this in our own mammalian species like cows. Their bone structure is (slightly) different from wild cattle and certain breeds have massive horns because us humans just like it. Dogs too, we've made a lot of breeds of them that all look very different. I'd imagine that a lot of the world should be covered in cow and dog bones of a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Come to think of it, the ceratopsids (like triceratops) have a large variety of head crests, there were tons of them about, and they were pretty fat and muscular. Hmmm ...