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  @SmudgeTheInsultCat @Jason844 I never did understand this question. From the Creationist standpoint, God made the chicken first obvs. From the evolutionary and domestication standpoint, this. The pre-chicken laid pre-chicken eggs until gradual chickens. It’s not a quantum-state chicken.  @SmudgeTheInsultCat It answers the age old riddle that seems unanswerable to evolutionarily illiterate (particularly creationists). Which came first the chicken or the egg? Yes, it was definitely the egg from a non-avian dinosaur.  @SteveSilent @SmudgeTheInsultCat Mammals branch off outside this cladogram, don't they? (and eggs go way way way further back, obviously.) @Gurre @SmudgeTheInsultCat Placental mammals appeared after the dinosaurs and there are still egg-laying mammals like the platypus. @SteveSilent @SmudgeTheInsultCat indeed. But that graph only claimed "eggs already existed here", which isn't the same as "eggs started here". @SteveSilent @SmudgeTheInsultCat  @SmudgeTheInsultCat I've been watching that spot for over an hour and no chickens have appeared. @punishmenthurts @SmudgeTheInsultCat @SmudgeTheInsultCat But where did the dinosaurs emerge? @TomasHelleberg @SmudgeTheInsultCat A more complete version of the croc & birds grouping, with several extinct groups. (illustrating Therapoda with a pigeon instead of a T Rex will always be funny to me) @SmudgeTheInsultCat what is with snails and fishes? These were certainly also before. |
@SmudgeTheInsultCat The world needs to see this!