… Instead, passive processes predominate in taxonomically and ecomorphologically more
inclusive … Archosauromorph and dinosaur dominance occurred via opportunistic replacement of …

… , fast-moving and toothy dinosaurs, appears to have been a more long-term, and perhaps
passive process of replacement mediated by dramatic changes in the external environment. …

… first-person pronouns and use the passive voice, as if the dis… and then through an even
longer process in which they must “… of how he or she was involved in the discovery process. As …

… the extinction of dinosaurs) were … processes for macroevolution is solvable, and available
evidence supports an important role for biological processes in the initial decline of dinosaurs …

… of dinosaur body size evolution, asking what macroevolutionary processes drove the
diversification of dinosaur body … Nevertheless, we also reject strictly uniform passive expansion (ie …

… For the dinosaurs, these believed assembled traits are mammalian … not the case, that dinosaurs
and many invertebrates now gone … We can call this a passive gill, because it depends on …

… tropical lushness of the Cretaceous, which saw dinosaurs roaming the length and breadth of
… The process of desertification was aided by the rise of the eastern parts of the country in two …

… dinosaurs', then history should record the meteoric rise of the mammals and the eclipse of the
dinosaurs… So far we have witnessed only the passive aspect of the puff adder's swallowing …

… ecosystems, and also the rise of the dinosaurs. This influence on … and possibly triggering
the rise of the dinosaurs. The post-CPE … Alternate triggers for dinosaur diversification are also …

… Dinosaurs were large-bodied land animals of the Mesozoic that gave rise to birds. They
played a fundamental role in structuring Jurassic–Cretaceous ecosystems and had physiology, …