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The benefit of warm-bloodedness.The warm-bloodedness, which separates mammals and birds distinctly from other vertebrate classes,
gave them the preconditions for the further evolution into the leading vertebrate
This does not, however, exclude that some degree of endothermy might have evolved in some groups of dinosaurs, and it is more than
likely that it was present in those bird-like dinosaurs of Cretaceous which
As endothermy is not present, neither in the tuatara and lizards, which descend from the group of diapside reptiles from which the
archosaurs originated, nor in crocodiles, the only recent archosaur, it seems little
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The benefit of warm-bloodedness.The warm-bloodedness, which separates mammals and birds distinctly from other vertebrate classes,
gave them the preconditions for the further evolution into the leading vertebrate
This does not, however, exclude that some degree of endothermy might have evolved in some groups of dinosaurs, and it is more than
likely that it was present in those bird-like dinosaurs of Cretaceous which
As endothermy is not present, neither in the tuatara and lizards, which descend from the group of diapside reptiles from which the
archosaurs originated, nor in crocodiles, the only recent archosaur, it seems little
