Jurassic park

[Cake]

Done and Done.

[Removed_2815]

:thumbsup:

[clint545]

That was beautiful guys. An example has been set

[C.ADAMANTEUS]

NOW that WAS INTERESTING. lol
rICK

[Cake]

hahahaha......lets all hold hands and run through the meadow.

[KrokadilyanGuy3]

Hmm..
I cannot find anything describing Reptilia being out dated. All crocodilian biologists to my knowledge are still using this basic Cladogram as the just of crocodilians. Dinosauria follows archosaurmorpha.

Reptilia
|--Squamata
`--Archosauria
|--Aves
`--+--Rhynchocephalia
`--+--Testudines
`--Crocodylia

Even called up a few CSG members (Biologists) to make sure I'm not being left in the dark. Everyone is informing me that reptilia still is in order and archosauria still follows as and crocodilians are in fact reptiles. Also, I cannot find anything on the net disregarding Reptilia being obsolete.
Even the links you posted included reptilia as a classification which claim reptilia includes any anapsids and diapsids, even birds.

Any links telling me why reptilia was removed and who made this basis would be great.
Thanks,
Zane

[Gary D.]

edit: oh never mind...