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Dictionary » R » Reptilian Reptilianreptilian Belonging to the reptiles. (Science: geology) Reptilian age, that part of geological time comprising the triassic, jurassic, and Cretaceous periods, and distinguished as that era in which the class of reptiles attained its highest expansion; called also the secondary or Mezozoic age. ![]()
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Results from our forumLogic/emotions/Self-preservationAs I see in your response, this archipallium is more related to the reptilian brain, right? well, if evolution is concerned, I see here how must the brain (our brain) was able to develop from a sort of primitive form with the archipallium part of the brain ...
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Re:... of the brain functioning and so would be able to think logically and enjoy abstract thoughts. I cannot imagine ego as existing in a primitive reptilian brain, so ego has nothing in common with archipallium brain. In embryology all three parts of the brain can be seen to form in sequence as ...
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Evolution... skin. Could they also gain a kidney that produces uric acid? Maybe. But the point is, if you had a toad that had all the characteristics of a reptilian crocodile, it would still not be one. Classification is based on cladistics(origins). Read up on convergent evolution.
See entire post Re: Need help identifying the following animals... It would mean a bird with an habitat (did you mean habitus?!??! habitat is place where animal lives and habitus is aperiance of animal!) of a reptilian. Ther is no such creature on earth (maybe but just maybe Ophistocomus hoatzin, though it looks like and it is a bird). Totaly vague hint about ...
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