[SunkenCiv]

The notion of a Jurassic Park has always been *around the bend*, if you take my meaning. :') Without a time machine, we won't be seeing live dinos. My guess is, the Jurassic period probably had a comprehensive lizard funk that was hard to take.

• Fossil protein breakthrough will probe evolution
• Would you Adam 'n' Eve it ... dinosaurs in Eden
• PRESERVED T. Rex Soft Tissue RECOVERED (Pic)
• Scientists see the softer side of Tyrannosaurus Rex
• Ancient T. rex and mastodon protein fragments discovered, sequenced
• BBC: Protein links T. rex to chickens ~ ummm tasty....
• Scientists Retrieve Proteins From Dinosaur Bone
• Dinosaur protein sequenced - Lucky find shows up record-breaking fossil.
• Dinosaur research backs link to birds
• Oldest Dinosaur Protein Found -- Blood Vessels, More
• Reexamination of T. rex verifies disputed biochemical remains

- cre/vo "great divide" -

• The scrambling continues (Fallout over T-rex bone tissue continues)
• Dinosaur Shocker (YEC say dinosaur soft tissue couldn't possibly survive millions of years)
• Dino Skin Preserved in Rare Fossil Find
• Dinosaur Blood Protein, Cells Recovered
• First dino 'blood' extracted from ancient bone (more evidence for young earth creation!)
• Hadrosaur Soft Tissues Another Blow to Long-Ages Myth (first T. rex, then another T. rex, now this!)
• Dakota Dino Reveals Skin Cells (first they find dino blood &vessels, now they find dino skin cells!)
• Dinosaur Soft Tissues: They're Real!
• Schweitzer's Dangerous Discovery (How did Dinosaur soft tissue survive millions of years?)
• The question of dinosaur DNA
• Dinosaur Soft Tissue Issue Is Here to Stay
• Soft Muscle Tissue Found in Fossil Salamander (evos claim it is 18 million years old!)
• Fresh Tissues from Solid Rock

[JBW1949]

Wow...You must study this subject quite a bit...I know little about that time period...

I was just attempting to be funny...

Thanks for all the links....

[TigersEye]

My guess is, the Jurassic period probably had a comprehensive lizard funk that was hard to take.

The real reason mammals of the day lived in burrows.