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:::Unless this is [[common knowledge]], we'll need a reference or source for it. The article's not protected. --JJJ  {{unsigned|Ed Poor}}

:::Unless this is [[common knowledge]], we'll need a reference or source for it. The article's not protected. --JJJ  {{unsigned|Ed Poor}}

::: It's not common knowledge, because, as I said, I can find a number of sources that say that dinosaurs are reptiles.  So I agree a source is needed.  And I have two questions.  1) Is cold-bloodedness (still) considered a defining characteristic of reptiles (as distinct from a typical characteristic)?  That is, does finding that dinosaurs are warm-blooded mean that they are not reptiles, or does it mean that cold-bloodedness is no longer considered an absolute requirement of reptilianness? 2) Have all dinosaurs been found to be warm-blooded, or just some?  [[User:Philip J. Rayment|Philip J. Rayment]] 11:58, 21 April 2008 (EDT)

::: It's not common knowledge, because, as I said, I can find a number of sources that say that dinosaurs are reptiles.  So I agree a source is needed.  And I have two questions.  1) Is cold-bloodedness (still) considered a defining characteristic of reptiles (as distinct from a typical characteristic)?  That is, does finding that dinosaurs are warm-blooded mean that they are not reptiles, or does it mean that cold-bloodedness is no longer considered an absolute requirement of reptilianness? 2) Have all dinosaurs been found to be warm-blooded, or just some?  [[User:Philip J. Rayment|Philip J. Rayment]] 11:58, 21 April 2008 (EDT)

== Why does this page and these thoeries ignore Megafauna? ==

== Why does this page and these thoeries ignore Megafauna? ==