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Same principle, as Dinosaurs increased in size... in Humans...
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...the increase was in longevity.
Danilo J Bonsignore
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Common sense tells us they started growing then dominated (extinguished competitive minor species, filled the panorama) and became the Dominant Life Form. It is much better to say though that because they were better adapted to their conditions (?) they
increased in numbers and... once they increased in numbers increased in size also.
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An eternal egg and hen conflict, Dinosaurs became dominant species because they grew up, or they grew up because they were dominant species?
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So lets assume that after some (catastrophic) point of adaptation and domination in these cycles, there is a period of slack.
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