Geerup's Terrible Lizard Classification

This is my attempt to correct Geerup's concepts of classification and explain to him what reptiles, lizards, and dinosaurs are and how species diversify through evolution.

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Science & Technology

Tags:

• GEERUP
• lizard
• dinosaur
• evolution
• creationism
• VenomFangX

[kylebutler1963]

Anyone know what movie the clip at 7:01 is from?

[AronRa]

@kylebutler1963 The movie as 7:01 is 'One Million Years BC' with Raquel Welch.

[AronRa]

@Vegavis There was a crocodilian with a fluked tail, and a precursor to ichthyosaurs which looked a lot like a Mosasaur, but otherwise, no. I am not aware of any mosasaur with a fluked tail.

[AronRa]

@smuppa Lizards have pentadactyl digigrade legs in a posture that is splayed out to the side. The legs of birds and non-avian dinosaurs -whether therapod or any other sort- are quite a bit different than the legs of any lizard. So I'm not sure what you mean.

[IoEstasCedonta]

I keep thinking someone's cell phone is ringing.

[MrBashbashbash]

i kinda laugh at the beganing when geerup could not say paleobiology and decided to skip it lol......0:28

[TrueMetis]

My little brother lover that shitty Godzilla remake, got to the point where I had to hid the tape.

[PluralOfEverything]

@Parabol0086 haha good one

[fuzzydude64]

I'm learning so much from these videos. Its like I'm in school again...but without the school. c:

[Parabol0086]

Well.. what Geerup said was pretty much the same as what AronRa said....

[AronRa]

@pat5168 In the 9th FFoC, I show a list of avian and saurian traits including those held in common.

[Tarynus]

@NUTCASE71733 It really does show what evolution can do to species to help them survive, what we think as being just a trivial development can actually be an astounding feat in nature

You've really helped me to flesh out what I was trying to say & you've exercised my brain, so I must thank you ^_^