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Dilly 1 year ago
#6 I'd argue that nearly every plant is a "prehistoric" plant.
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Austin 1 year ago
Dilly,
I think they mean a living fossil like the Ginkgo, having no living relatives about and being in existence as they are for millions of years.
I think they mean a living fossil like the Ginkgo, having no living relatives about and being in existence as they are for millions of years.
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Myrtle 1 year ago
Austin,
Thats Not True and Everytime someone called such species "Living Fossil" i cringe Inside.
They may look like their ancestors but they are
DEFINITLY genetical evolving and NOT the same
Thats Not True and Everytime someone called such species "Living Fossil" i cringe Inside.
They may look like their ancestors but they are
DEFINITLY genetical evolving and NOT the same
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Tim 1 year ago
#19 HANS! stay where you are. Just nuke ze entire site from orbit.
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Vinny 1 year ago
#47 pics of coivid 20,21,22,23
I think they mean a living fossil like the Ginkgo, having no living relatives about and being in existence as they are for millions of years.
Thats Not True and Everytime someone called such species "Living Fossil" i cringe Inside.
They may look like their ancestors but they are
DEFINITLY genetical evolving and NOT the same