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post #2
29 July 2005, 17:23 UTC#2
another jurrasic park movie...



ps-crazy awesome sig
post #3
29 July 2005, 17:24 UTC#3
I heard bout that on the radio this morning
post #4
29 July 2005, 17:27 UTC#4
QUOTE(whycantibeyou @ Jul 29 2005, 01:23 PM)
another jurrasic park movie...



ps-crazy awesome sig
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Thanks! Im on a silent hill kick.
post #5
29 July 2005, 17:28 UTC#5
What happened? I don't want to click the link...
post #6
29 July 2005, 17:29 UTC#6
Haha, nothin bad, they are transporting some old ass dino eggs to South Africa... but if they really wanted to, I bet they could extract dinosaur dna, and make new ones to kill us all.
post #7
29 July 2005, 17:31 UTC#7
No they couldn't its fossilized, its all rock :P
post #8
29 July 2005, 17:35 UTC#8
dude are they crazy havent they saw jurrasic park the fuckin dinosaur ate a guy takin a shit! Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #9
29 July 2005, 17:37 UTC#9
even if its fossilized, there would still be trace ammounts of DNA in the preserved egg. Even if it is hard as a rock, they can still extract DNA strands. Even the shell of the egg has DNA in it. If they do bring back dinosaurs, I want a jurrasic platypus, and name him Maddoxx.
post #10
29 July 2005, 17:37 UTC#10
What are you talking about? It says nothing about recreateing dinosaurs!
post #11
29 July 2005, 17:37 UTC#11
QUOTE(Nuggeto @ Jul 29 2005, 01:31 PM)
No they couldn't its fossilized, its all rock :P
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I just wouldnt put that past science being able to get DNA, but I know NOTHING!
I can jsut see something like that coming up in the future with all the cloning stuff going on.
post #12
29 July 2005, 17:38 UTC#12
QUOTE(smith.0 @ Jul 29 2005, 11:37 AM)
even if its fossilized, there would still be trace ammounts of DNA in the preserved egg. Even if it is hard as a rock, they can still extract DNA strands. Even the shell of the egg has DNA in it. If they do bring back dinosaurs, I want a jurrasic platypus, and name him Maddoxx.
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No it is rock now man there is no dna in it!
post #13
29 July 2005, 17:38 UTC#13
"If they do bring back dinosaurs, I want a jurrasic platypus, and name him Maddoxx. "

NOtice the word IF. That would be cool tho.
post #14
29 July 2005, 17:39 UTC#14
and yeh, there would be the makeup of dna, found in the eggs. As long as there is still anything left of it, there is still dna, and rna to be found.
post #15
29 July 2005, 17:41 UTC#15
Leave it to you guys to change an article about the oldest dinosaur egg discovery, into OMG they are making real dinosaurs! biggrin.gif
post #17
29 July 2005, 17:44 UTC#17
naw, if you could read. You would have read an early post I did, saying that "if" they could, that would be cool. So if you pull your HF cd outta your ass, mabye you could see that I was merley saying, it would be cool IF it COULD happen. Thank you.
post #18
29 July 2005, 17:45 UTC#18
OOps, haha MASS HYSTERIA!!
Yeah the article says nothing about it, but what if?

But like on Jurassic park, how they got the dna from the blood within a mosquito preserved in amber resin.
post #19
29 July 2005, 17:47 UTC#19
yeah thats why I did not reply to your if statement, as you can see I was replying to this one.
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and yeh, there would be the makeup of dna, found in the eggs. As long as there is still anything left of it, there is still dna, and rna to be found.


Which did not say if, and was challenging an earlier comment that I made.
post #20
29 July 2005, 17:48 UTC#20
QUOTE(Mi5anthr0pe @ Jul 29 2005, 11:45 AM)
OOps, haha MASS HYSTERIA!!
Yeah the article says nothing about it, but what if?

But like on Jurassic park, how they got the dna from the blood within a mosquito preserved in amber resin.
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I love all those movies biggrin.gif.

And if the movies have tought us anything its to not bring back a species that nature has chosen for extection
post #21
29 July 2005, 17:49 UTC#21
you could extract the DNA and have a dino cock
post #22
29 July 2005, 17:52 UTC#22
who said anything about tissue?? THey can extract ribonucleuic acid (RNA) and deoxyribonucleuic acid (DNA) from bones, or whats left of bones. If there is a remnant or a trace of an organism from a past geologic age, such as a skeleton, as seen in the picture, you posted. There still would be traces of DNA and RNA. And from that, if they extraced the DNA, they could remap the outline of the strand from the adenine, guanine, cytosine, and thymine, and make a fresh double helix and from that, the strand would reproduce, because it is made to self-replicate with a synthesis of RNA.
post #23
29 July 2005, 18:01 UTC#23
did you see how fast they wore and mean and they will eat us out of house and home I watched a movie in bio. about could dinos be made out mosqito fossils and the process is almost im possible to do I dotn rember much from it
post #24
29 July 2005, 18:01 UTC#24
Yes but I don't think those are bones there smith
post #25
29 July 2005, 18:03 UTC#25
I dont think your bones are there, butt nuggett.
post #26
29 July 2005, 18:06 UTC#26
LMAO Fossils can be made in many diffrent ways so those could be bones, or they could be rock, the article just dosn't tell us though so im sticking with rock.....
post #27
29 July 2005, 18:07 UTC#27
yes, a fossil can be just an imprint of a leaf, in old mud. But to me the fossil looks like an organism, so im stickin with me, you ass goblin.