Re: Dino/bird amphibians

[Aidan Karley <aidan_karley@yahoo.co.uk>]

In article <017e01c572f3$23965000$690fa8c0@austin.rr.com>, Dora Smith 
wrote:
> So you wouldn't find amphibian dinosaurs -
>
       I think Harri is using "amphibian" as a description of lifestyle 
rather than as a description of phylogenetic "level". In that sense, a 
human who lived a lifestyle of croaking on floating leaves and eating 
the occasional fly could be counted an amphibian while remaining 
phylogenetically as a mammal.
       
-- 
 Aidan Karley,
 Aberdeen, Scotland,
 Location: 57°10' N,  02°09'  W (sub-tropical Aberdeen), 0.021233
 Written at Fri, 17 Jun 2005 08:01 +0100



        
        
                
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