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How come some dinosaurs are -saur and others are -saurus?

1676 upvotes • r/askscience

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[WP] The year is approximately 50,000 BC. You’re a Paleolithic person, digging for roots and more materials to make stone tools, and you unearth something that sparks an unheard of cognitive development in your entire species: religion

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How come some dinosaurs are -saur and others are -saurus

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If food insecurity and famine were (and still are) such big parts of human history, how come we eat so much?

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Dragons: the mythical, majestic guys who can breathe fire and hoard gold and are chalked full of wisdom, right? No! Of course not. They’re big, dumb flying lizards and they act as such. You’re tasked with caring for a flock of them.

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How come some dinosaurs are -saur and others are -saurus?	1676	askscience
[WP] The year is approximately 50,000 BC. You’re a Paleolithic person, digging for roots and more materials to make stone tools, and you unearth something that sparks an unheard of cognitive development in your entire species: religion	15	WritingPrompts
How come some dinosaurs are -saur and others are -saurus	1	askscience
If food insecurity and famine were (and still are) such big parts of human history, how come we eat so much?	1	askscience
Dragons: the mythical, majestic guys who can breathe fire and hoard gold and are chalked full of wisdom, right? No! Of course not. They’re big, dumb flying lizards and they act as such. You’re tasked with caring for a flock of them.	1	WritingPrompts