@Carico,
Carico;66197 wrote:It's a combination of many skull and bones fragments all found in the same place. So you really need to research how archologists piece together the skulls and bones they find to make up creatures of their imaginations.
That's why some of the "dinosaurs' look so funny. :rollinglaugh:
You're kidding me right?
This is absolutely ridiculous. Not only do you not have the slightest evidence for this rather absurd accusation of some worldwide conspiracy theory but you haven't the slightest clue about fossil formation or the sheer number of fossils we are talking about here. You literally have to deny reality itself to conform to your mythological fantasy.
First of all we have literally thousands of historical references of this bones being found by native peoples throughout history. The Chinese people have been finding dinosaur and other per-historic fossils for centuries, and we have an abundance of historical evidence to support this. We have also have similar written records from ancient Greeks finding these fossils, And from the ancient Inca. Of course these people thought they were finding "dragon bones".
Not only that but we have been finding dinosaur bones long before we knew what DNA was.
There was a teenage boy from Arizona who found dinosaur bones in his backyard and there are photographs of it while it is still in the ground. But it's pretty obvious this boy was in on the conspiracy :rollinglaugh:
We have one specimen with fossilized skin still on it.
You seem to think bones are made of playdough and you can just mash pieces together, unfortunately this isn't the case. Fossils are very fragile and they break easily, when they break they break off in shards and once this happens they cannot be put together again, how exactly you think they are mended together to make giant skulls is beyond me.
Now if everyone he isn't already convinced that you are in denial, we also have the matter of mtDNA, phylogeny is based on this and species are categorized according to this data. Where exactly is this new DNA coming from? It's not like we can just make DNA.