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Claim : There is to believe that ancestors of the Thrinaxodon are still roaming the Earth today.
After researching multiple different species relative to the Thrinaxodon, there is reason to believe that the Mexican Beaded Lizard is very similar to the Thrinaxodon.
Evidence: After researching multiple different species relative to the Thrinaxodon, there is reason to believe that the Mexican Beaded Lizard is very similar to the Thrinaxodon.
Evidence: In the video, multiple animal’s bone structures are examined for comparison. The Thrinaxodon skeleton and other specimen’s skeletons have relative bones in their tails, spinal cord, feet / hands, and skull.
Evidence: Looking at the evolutionary tree, scientists can infer that organisms such as bacteria and insects are not very relative to the Thrinaxodon.
Reasoning: For example, looking at the Evolutionary Tree, they share bilateral symmetry, cold blooded, vertebrates, reptiles, and their cells contain DNA. The characteristics researched on the different animals give a perfect match between the Thrinaxodon and the Mexican beaded lizard having the same characteristics, and both not being warm blooded.

An example of one of the species compared to the Thrinaxodon would be the Lemur and the Mexican Beaded Lizard along with many other organisms.

The organism(s) and the Thrinaxodon share very few characteristics and don’t share many more. The characteristics they do share would consist of cells having DNA, and having bilateral symmetry.

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By Spencer Bartel and Noah Michalski Hour 2

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