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Modern birds almost certainly evolved directly from the Dramaeosaurus, not T. Rex, but otherwise, great meme.
No need to be so dramaetic about it.
U sure? Because dromaesaurus lived during the end cretaceous, birds were already a thing. Aurornis, which can be considered the earliest known bird, lived almost 80 million years before dromaesaurus. Even if you meant the dromaesaurid clade, birds aren't usually classified in it, and possibly predate it.
Tho it's true that birds are closer to dromaesaurus than to T-Rex, as birds and romaesaurids are part of the maniraptora clade.
Interesting. I was already out of school in 2013 so never knew about this discovery. Thank you for letting me know.
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Thank you. I am glad my time in college has finally found a use!
Fun fact (if you're a super pedant like me) the r is officially lower case in T. rex
I used to be super pedant, but my wife threatened to leave, so now I am just a regular one.
Thank you for the correction.