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brPage 1br ZKDW57347WKH57347GH57535QH57347DV5734757525SUH57360KLVWRU575265735657347RQ57347WKH57347EDVLV57347RI57347IRVVLO57347HYLGHQFH57359573. WEBQUEST10. th. grade. Index. Background Information. Introduction. Task. Resources. Time. Process. Conclusion. Rubric. Games. Q. What do dinosaurs have that no other reptiles have?. Background Information. Kitcher. in his book, . Abusing . Science: The Case Against Creationism . Solid evidence for the coexistence of dinosaurs and humans would “shake the foundation of evolutionary theory, because, of course, the dinosaurs are supposed to have been long extinct by the time the hominids arrived on the scene.” . . By: Allison, Harry, Payton. , Hannah. What Did Dinosaurs eat?. Some dinosaurs eat eggs. Some dinosaurs eat meat. Some dinosaurs eat plants.. How Did Dinosaurs Move? . They move their neck to eat long plants. Some dinosaurs walk on 4 legs. Some dinosaurs fly. Some dinosaurs walk on 2 legs. They wag their tails. They move their mouths to chew.. Decline and demise. How an unfortunate timing of events doomed the . dinos. and gave mammals a chance. IN the Beginning,. . There was the Mystery:. WHAT KILLED OFF THE DINOSAURS?. It was thought, based on some geological. guaranteed to . make you a better test taker. #1: Know how to read the text. Options on reading the material:. Read the entire document. Read the first and last sentence of each paragraph. Read the first and last paragraph of the document. Matthew F. Tabor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaeopteryx. http://oficina.cienciaviva.pt/~pw011/jazidas/interrelacoes_theropoda.html. Bird . Phylogeny. Origin of Feathers. Prum. – Development and Evolutionary Origin of Feathers, 1999. Common Objections”. What about . comparative anatomy?. What about . comparative anatomy. ?. What about . comparative anatomy. ?. What About Vestigial Organs?. Old Earth?. What about . the earliest historical records. POSTCRANIAL SKELETON - III. PELVIC GIRDLE AND FEMUR. S. S. Sumida.  . The tetrapod pelvic girdle is a tripartite element through it’s history. . Primitively, the regions are not . dlearly. distinct, but soon after . . Alli. Whitmore. Dinosaurs . Grade Level . -Second. Content Area Covers. - . . *What dinosaurs are. *What a Paleontologist is. *The difference between a few Dinosaurs. *Why they went extinct . Academic Content Standers- . . By: . Kailyn. , Lillian, Damien and Robbie. What Did Dinosaurs eat?. T . rex. ate meat small dinosaur ate lizards and insects. They ate eggs and plants.. By: Lillian . Birthdays Autumn 1. Starting Point- Birthdays. Key Text- Kipper’s Birthday. Conclusion- Class toy’s Birthday Party. Personal Social and. Emotional Development.. Communication and Language. Physical Development. In this second session we will tackle one of the most asked questions in the creation vs. evolution debate: “Where do the dinosaurs fit into the Bible” . We will look at the evidence that dinosaurs and man coexisted here on planet earth, and evidence that some of them may still be alive today (although rare). Adapted from Constance M. Soja and Deborah Huerta’s “Should Dinosaurs be ‘Cloned’ from Ancient DNA?”. What we know so far.... Dinosaurs were large, lizard-like creatures that lived millions of years ago. European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation . programme. . under grant agreement No 665100. ..  . Giant . dinosaurs. https://. unlobogris.deviantart.com. /. art. /Sauropods-109783281. Film:.