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Very unlikely. needs better proofs ... and they need also to review the concept of fibrocartilage, that shows very similar rings, in animals not suspicious at
by pvaldes 3y ago
Very unlikely. needs better proofs
... and they need also to review the concept of fibrocartilage, that shows very similar rings, in animals not suspicious at all of having a reptilian metabolism or cold blood (Like, for example: humans).
The main problem could be trying too hard to milk a poor sample. If this animal was cold blooded, why the other goats and sheep living in bad places didn't developed a similar system? We have lots of sheep races selected for very poor environments. We fully explored their different genetic possibilities... nobody has seen a "crocodile like" sheep in the whole planet