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Good night everyone, sweet dreams :)

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Mina, oyasumi!

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It's great discussing with you guys today! Great job! Have a good rest everyone. Bye.

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Goodnight guys!

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Again, it was a fun discussion everyone!

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See you in the next padlet forum!

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Alright, thanks for your cooperation!

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Great discussion everyone!

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So that's it for today guys!

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Pheww that's great🤣

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Yup, it's almost midnight.

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Yeah I think we can end our discussion already.

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I think we should, it's getting pretty late now haha.

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I'm kind of sleepy guys 😪

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Should we wrap it up?

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So it's definitely crystal clear that we are all aware of importances hhehee

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Yesh I agree with you guys. Without the curiosity to know the phenomena that are happening around us, science is not a thing today.

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Me too, I think academics must compare objects, phenomena, and ideas. It serves to expand the variety of information by taking other's perspectives into account. This ultimately improves the idea and debunk any uncertain myths around the topic of interest.

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When speaking of this matter in a more academic view, I personally like to compare and contrast because it gives me a better understanding of the whole idea by looking at the similarities and difference which helps a lot in improving my memorising and comprehension skills.

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Well i think that one of the reason is because when we are able to compare and contrast between 2 or more ideas, objects or images, we are able to define small details and get the clearest view even on the slightest differences!

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Ahahaha

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By the way I'm just joking about the defying thing.

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Well, it seems like everybody agrees that the difference is more important than similarities. So let's move on to the next point. Based on our discussion just now, we are comparing the chicken and dinosaur foot. This is very similar when we are doing an academic study. We often compare object, phenomena and ideas. Does anyone know why we do that? Do we have a reason for it?

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Yes, cause if we're talking about the behavior of the animals, both have very clear differences ranging from body structures to their behavior. It's not logical for them to be the same as both lived in a very different period. One is a bird and another one is an advanced reptile, one can't simply say a bird is a product of a reptile through countless evolution, though, it is interesting to know tiny bits of their similarities.

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Yeap, the differences in this case is crucial in order to identify specific differences in details of the animals. If we were to focus on the similarities, I personally think we wouldn't get anywhere as there's only general similarities between these 2 animals like their feet shape.

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I agree! From my point of view, the difference is more significant because it gives a clearer view of the issue by contrasting the two, instead of just looking at the same.

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I dare you to defy me. wkwkwk

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Personally I think that the difference is more important to consider because, from the differences, we can discover what is the function of the difference. Also from the differences, we can identify what is the behaviour of the animal.

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Alright, overall, which one do you guys think is more important to consider in this case, the similarities or the differences? And while you're at it, why don't you state your opinion too.

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The second, third and fourth toe bones for both animals have 3, 4 and 5 toe bones respectively.

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But the function is different right? We've already discussed that one

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I think they're pretty much the same aside from their size.

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The number of the toe bone is the same too.

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Sharp and long nails too.

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Yes, both the allosaurus and chicken have 4 toes🤣

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Based on the picture, generally, both feet are the same.

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Yes you're right sire Melvin! It's most probably because dinosaurs are constantly running since they are predators which is why their metatarsal is shorter and higher than that of chicken's. Aside from their differences, what similarities do these two have? Anyone up for giving their opinions?

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Ohhh true Melvin

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And also the metatarsal of the dinosaur is located at a much higher elevation compared to that of the chicken!

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Yeapp

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Compared to a chicken, the first metatarsal of the allosaurus is enlarged and strengthened for its weight-bearing function in standing and walking on two feet. Like Rian said, it's to support the weight

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I know right?

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That's very logical!

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And to add to Jonathan's point, I think the chickens have small toes so that they are able to partially fly and because they are light so less meat develops on that area, while the dinosaur is heavy and doesn't need to fly so that's why their feet area big and thicc so that it can support its body weight.

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That is true, we don't really know the real behavior of the dinosaur. We don't have enough knowledge about the extinct.

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That might be so Jon! Dinosaurs are predators after all so they need big feet to run faster and catch their preys!

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Yeah I think I've got carried away and discuss about the function of their toes ahahha

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Anyway, i see your point Rian. That's why, as Melvin said, Chickens have opposable toes

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I think chickens use their feet to fight and for movement, but dinosaurs only use them for locomotion.

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Ahaha don't bully city boy Adel 😂

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someone has never seen a chicken before🙄

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Yes Melvin, chicken do can fly on trees and sleep on it.

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Yes they can

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Are you saying chicken can fly up to a tree?

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I personally think that the reason why chicken has thinner and longer toe bones are because it makes the chicken easy to grab and stand on tree branches.

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Yes, Melvin those are the contrasts between the two feet structures. It's also obvious that the bones of a chicken is much more thinner than a dinosaur's 🤣

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Let's begin! :)

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Yes, I guess we're comparing the two.

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yes, and the similarities too

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So basically we are discussing about differences right?

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Ahahaha dude, it is obvious that the dinosaur toes is bigger than the chickens 😂😂😂

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By the picture, I meant by looking specifically at the density of the bones of both creatures.

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Well to start off this discussion, right away, I noticed both of them have four toes on their foot and stand on two legs. But it seems that the chicken has opposable toes while the dinosaur has non-opposable toes. I guess from the picture alone, you can also say the dinosaur, specifically, allosaurus is much larger than your average chicken.

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Hai! very ogenki desu!

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Moshi moshh!! Konbawa, ogenki desu ka?

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Hi guys!