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Anonymous No. 16072800

are marsupials our closest living relatives?

Anonymous No. 16072846

>>16072800
No, you're retarded.

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Anonymous No. 16072865

>>16072800
no, within mamels they have their own group, however kangaroos seem to habe to developed a similar upper body like humans. this is do to what is call an analogy, analog Evolution or Konvergent evelution, it means that for similar reasons they defeloped similar features. we are not particular closer related than to other mamels, we breach of maybe 160 Mio years ago somewhere in jura

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Anonymous No. 16072878

>>16072865
they're jacked

Anonymous No. 16073164

>>16072800
your's maybe

Anonymous No. 16073462

>>16072800
There's not much hope for them to develop intelligence in the absence of humans, as they are limited to their little continent. I have heard that disregarding primates, elephants have the best chance to develop humanlike intelligence if mankind goes extinct. But I disagree. I think bears are more likely to make the new man they just need to become less bloodthirsty, disregarding primates of course.

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Anonymous No. 16073567

>>16072878
>>16072865
>>16072800
they are not close to humans at all

but they do represent an early stage of mammal evolution and are relatively unchanged from the form which mammals originate from

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Anonymous No. 16073702

notice how Big Ape shills refuse to engage with the evidence

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>>16072878
>>16073702
Many kangaroos were shot in gruesome ways in the making of this movie