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Topic	A human and a whale are more closely related than an alligator and a crocodile
RenescoStCewl 10/10/22 3:26:00 PM #6:	EndOfDiscOne posted... ~~Especially when that human is your mom~~ Alligators and crocodiles share a common ancestor, but the split happened close to 100 million years ago. This is several million years before placental mammals evolved. So humans are more closely related to all non-egg laying mammals than alligators are to crocodiles. I was wondering why alligators aren't considered a type of crocodile, so I looked it up and learned this today. You mean you wonder why crocodiles aren't considered a type of alligator #teamalligator --- He/him <cite>RenescoStCewl posted [p:968622294] in A human an... [t:80193800]...</cite> <quote>EndOfDiscOne posted... </cite><quote>Especially when that human is your momAlligators and crocodiles share a common ancestor, but the split happened close to 100 million years ago. This is several million years before placental mammals evolved. So humans are more closely related to all non-egg laying mammals than alligators are to crocodiles. I was wondering why alligators aren't considered a type of crocodile, so I looked it up and learned this today.</quote>You mean you wonder why crocodiles aren't considered a type of alligator #teamalligator --- He/him</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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