Are humans decendents of Dinosaurs?

Answer 1

Definitely not, but we are both descended from a common ancestor. In this case the common ancestor would be the Cotylosaurs, which lived around 300-350 million years ago.

Answer 2

More like distant cousins.

When dinosaurs roamed, mammals were tiny rodent-like critters. When most of the dinosaurs died out leaving only a few that later became birds, the mammals grew and flourished into the species we see around us now.

As far as a common link between the early reptiles that led to dinosaurs and the early rodents that later led to mammals, it occurred sometime after amphibians evolved but I thought Cotylosaurs were already along the reptile lineage and therefore not related to mammals.

Answer 3

No. Mammals were around at the same time. The earliest mammals date back to the Triassic period. According to popular belief the mammal species around at the time were pretty small, and scratched out an exsistence, then again check out the lnk below..

Answer 4

Some where along the lines we are all connected and than split in different directions. There might be some that are for all we know.

Answer 5

Birds.

Answer 6

You humans are doomed. One day us yeti shall rule the world.

Answer 7

i think you can answer that q yourself by asking the q:

do dinosaurs like science and math?

Answer 8

Only when the elephant mouth overloads the butterfly butt

Answer 9

nope, our closest thing is our Phylus, which is Chordata, then we're in totally different Classes all together :P

Answer 10

Nope wrong species!