Bird-fanciers lung

... back of our pharynx. A system of air sacs then direct air through the lung in only one direction which keeps incoming air from mixing with outgoing ... transfer efficiency. It's actually a very cool system. If you watch a bird inhale and then exhale the air you see coming out was not the air that ...

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ScienceDaily: “Discovery Raises New Doubts About Dinosaur-Bird Links” [Birds' unique leg physiology necessary for lung function] "In the study, Oregon State University scientists Devon Quick and John Ruben ...

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... CAN NOT TELL YOU WHERE BUT I READ WE WERE CLONED WITH HUMAN CARCOGENIC LUNG CELL; CARCOGENIC KIDNEY CELL (HUMAN) A FISH, MONKEY, BOVINE, PLATOPUS(sp?) AND CYANOBACTERIA, A BIRD( DUCK ACTUALLY) AND A FROG. LORD KNOWS WHAT ELSE. IT'S FREAKY. OH YES; ABOUT THE ...

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... record shows us a continual transition from reptiles to dinosaurs to birds, all the bird-like features gradually appearing, even feathers. That ... differentiated offspring. You cannot gradually go from a reptilian lung to an avian lung. The two organs are vastly different, and visualizing ...

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