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WWB Key Ideas

~ 4 minutes of short abstracts.

10 key ideas.

1.
Theropods were the agile, sharp-toothed dinosaur branch that refined the classic predator body plan. They stood fully upright on two legs and balanced with long tails.
2.
Cultural transmission is the passing of learned behavior, knowledge, and traditions from one generation to the next in all animals.
3.
The Permian-Triassic extinction was not just the end of many species. It was a planetary reset that destroyed the old synapsid-dominated world and opened the door for the archosaur line that would later give rise to dinosaurs.
4.
Argentinosaurus shows how far the sauropod body plan could go. By the Late Cretaceous, some titanosaurs had become the largest land animals known, turning the long-necked dinosaur design into one of evolution’s most extreme achievements.
5.
Primates, Hominids, Hominins, & Humans.
6.
Ornithodirans were the early branch that later gave rise to both pterosaurs and dinosaurs, including birds.
7.
Yes. Dogs and wolves are the same species biologically, with dogs classified as a domesticated subspecies of the gray wolf.
8.
Play evolved many times in evolution as a survival tool. Mammalian-like play emerged about 190 million years ago.
9.
Sauropodomorphs, in their early forms, were lightly built, often partly bipedal, with long necks, small heads, leaf-shaped teeth, and grasping hands.
10.
The egg. Long before chickens existed, eggs were a successful evolutionary strategy.

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