The pterosaurs evolved from the bird-necked main dragon and experienced a 115 million year prosperity period (from the early Triassic-early cretaceous period). During this period, the pterosaur's evolution of morphous and net variation rate increased. At this time, the pterosaur was relatively small. After 65 million years of gradual decline (before the end of the cretaceous period), the species 'species had declined, and the net rate of species had mostly been negative. In addition, pterosaurs had become larger during this period. In the process of evolution, pterosaurs had undergone a series of body structure optimization to adapt to flight. For example, many bones were hollow, the tailbone was abandoned, the teeth were replaced with a horny beak, and only the fourth finger was used to support the wing membrane for flight. In the early cretaceous period, pterosaurs were much larger than birds of the same age, so they avoided direct competition with birds. However, in the late cretaceous period, some birds were similar in size to pterosaurs, and the variety of bird forms increased, bringing competitive pressure to pterosaurs. In addition, the discovery of a new species of pterosaur on the Isle of Skye in Scottish suggested that pterosaurs continued into the recent Jurassic period, and there was a view that pterosaurs eventually evolved into modern birds. "The Legend of the Three Dragon Scales in the Milky Way Continent" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The pterosaurs belonged to the order Pterosauria. They were reptiles that lived in the Middle Ages. They were the first flying vertebrae and were now extinct. Its name in latin meant "winged reptile." Its main feature was its wings made of skin, muscles, and other soft tissues. Although pterosaurs were often mistaken for dinosaurs, they were actually close relatives of dinosaurs and belonged to the same species as dinosaurs. The pterosaurs had a history of 160 million years and had many species, with more than 200 known. Their sizes varied greatly. The largest Quetzalcoatlus had a wingspan of more than 12 meters, which was close to a light glider. The smallest Quetzalcoatlus had a wingspan of only 25 centimeters, which was the size of a swallow. Pterosaurs were mainly divided into two sub-orders: Rhynchophylla and Pterodactylia. Rhynchosaurs were smaller, with wide wings, short necks, short and strong skulls, and large wing membranes. Pterodactyls were large, with narrow wings, long skulls (mostly toothless), small hind wings, short tails, and large and complex spine bones. A Quetzalcoatlus could weigh up to 250 kilograms. Its wing membrane extended from both sides of its body to its extended fourth finger. Its bones were hollow, light, and strong. It also had a ridge-shaped sternum for attachment to flight muscles. Its respiratory and circulatory systems were also very advanced. However, the way it took off was still inconclusive. The Quetzalcoatlus Wind God might have used its front and back limbs to bounce off. The novel "Flood Dragon" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Pterosaurs or pterosaurs were a group of reptiles that lived in the Middle Ages. They were also the first group of flying vertebrae, and they were all now extinct. The name Pterosauria means "winged reptile". The pterosaurs had a history of 160 million years, and there were many species, with more than 200 known. In terms of size, the largest Quetzalcoatlus had a wingspan that was close to a light glider, with a length of more than 12 meters. The smallest Quetzalcoatlus was only the size of a swallow, with a wingspan of only 25 centimeters. Among them, the Quetzalcoatlus was one of the largest flying pterosaurs in the cretaceous period, while the hermit forest pterosaur was no larger than a small songbird. In terms of appearance, there were many differences between pterosaurs. Some had teeth, some had no teeth. For example, the Pterodactyl had no teeth and had a long toothless beak and a bony crown. Some had tails, and the shape and size of their crowns varied. For example, the crown of the emperor pterosaur looked like the sail of a sailboat that fanned out from the back of the head. The night pterosaur had a antler crown that was three times the length of its skull. The southern pterosaur was much smaller than the pterosaur, with a wingspan of just over 1.3 meters. It had a long and upward-curved nose and more than 1000 long needle-like teeth in its lower jaw. The wings of pterosaurs were made up of skin, muscles, and other soft tissues. Although they were often seen as dinosaurs in art works, they were actually close relatives of dinosaurs. They were the same species as dinosaurs. They appeared on Earth about 215 million years ago and went extinct about 65 million years ago due to the chaos caused by the comet impact on Earth. Before they went extinct, they had spread all over the world and lived in what is now North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. "The Legend of the Three Dragon Scales in the Milky Way Continent" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Pterosaurs were a type of reptile that lived in the Middle Ages. They were also the first group of flying vertebrae, but they were all extinct now. Pterosaurs had a long evolutionary history of 160 million years, with more than 200 known species. Their wingspans varied greatly. The largest Winged Dragon Wind God had a wingspan of nearly 12 meters, while the smallest Forest Winged Dragon had a wingspan of only 25 centimeters. They appeared on Earth about 215 million years ago, around the same time as dinosaurs, and went extinct about 65 million years ago due to a comet impact. At the end of their flight, the pterosaurs had spread across the globe, living in places like North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. The wings of pterosaurs were made up of skin, muscles, and other soft tissues. Their body structure commonly included a small body, a relatively large head, and four limbs. Its skull was light, and the bones behind its skull were hollow. It was also light in weight. For example, a pterosaur with a wingspan of seven meters only weighed about 17 kilograms. There were four fingers and wings on the forelimbs. The outer half of the wings was shaped by the fourth finger, and the other three fingers had no wings. The curved claws could be used to catch prey or grip a vertical pole. Not all pterosaurs had teeth. The teeth of pterosaurs with teeth were shaped like cones and had no cutting edges. The upper and lower jaw teeth were often locked shut to maintain a tight grip on food. Pterosaurs also had some unique features, such as the crown, which was a structure made of soft tissue supported by horny materials and bones. Some evidence suggested that it might have been brightly colored, but there was disagreement about the actual use of the crown. Some paleologists believed that it helped pterosaurs distinguish themselves from each other, while others believed that it could attract mates, regulate heat, or act as a rudder in the air or a dragon bone in the water. " The Legend of the Three Dragon Scales in the Milky Way Continent " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The Nightmare Tapir evolved from the Hypnotic Tapir.
The evolution route of the mushroom monster was as follows: (Growth Stage) Mushroom Beast → (Mature Stage) Rotten Wood Beast → (Complete Form) Zuli Beast → (Ultimate Form) Puppet Beast; (Growth Stage) Mushroom Beast → (Mature Stage) Booger Beast (Wild Herb Beast) → (Complete Form) Invader Beast → (Ultimate Form) Alien Beast; (Growth Stage) Mushroom Beast → (Mature Stage) Booger Beast (Wild Herb Beast) → (Complete Form) Fairy Beast → (Ultimate Form) Backkos Beast; (Growth Stage) Mushroom Beast → (Mature Stage) Red Booger Beast; (Growth Stage) Mushroom Beast → (Mixed) Holy Tree Beast. Mushroom Monsters evolved from tall beasts. "The Legend of the Three Dragon Scales in the Milky Way Continent" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The common evolution diagram of the Bada Beast was as follows: 1. Bada Beast → Angel Beast → Holy Angel Beast → Blazing Angel Beast. In "Digimon Adventures 1", the Bada Beast evolved into an Angel Beast in the Instance Dungeon of the Island of Files and perished together with the Demon Beast. In the Instance Dungeon of the Blood-sucking Demon Beast, the Angel Beast rescued the Orc Galulu and killed the Divine Beast, injuring the Blood-sucking Demon Beast. In the Instance Dungeon of the Dark Tornado Mountain, the Holy Angel Beast evolved from the Bada Beast killed the Clown Emperor. However, the Seraphim did not perform well, losing three battles in Digimon Infinite Zone. 2. Bada Beast → Demon Beast → Light Beast Fallen Form (Demon Beast and Angel Beast combined to evolve). The Bada Beast could evolve into a darkness-type demon beast. On this basis, it could fuse with the Angel Beast and evolve into the fallen form of the Light Beast. This was a very powerful complete form. 3. Bada Beast → Sorcerer Beast → Baal Beast → Hellfall Beast. In the first movie, the sorcerer beast died to save the Dilu beast. In the sixth movie, the Baal beast was persecuted by the Lilith beast and eventually died together with the Lilith beast. 4. The Bada Beast evolved into the Pegasus Beast through the Spirit of Hope armor. 5. The Bada Beast evolved into the "Rain Cape Beast" through the "Pure Digital Spirit", and the "Rain Cape Beast" evolved further into the "Death God Beast", and the ultimate form of the Death God Beast was the "Prison Gate Beast". "The Legend of the Three Dragon Scales in the Milky Way Continent" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
According to the available information, from the fossil record, biological evolution showed an order from simple to complex, from low to high. For example, single-celled eukaryota first appeared on Earth around 21 million years ago, multicellularized organisms first appeared around 7 million years ago, and fossils of birds and mammals first appeared on Earth more than 2.45 million years ago. From an anatomical point of view, there were similarities in different biological structures, such as the fins of whales, the forelimbs of cats, the wings of bats, and the upper limbs of humans. Their limbs were arranged in a similar order, indicating that they had a common primitive ancestor. In terms of Embryology, human embryos were similar to other vertebrae during early development. For example, during the embryonic stage of a woman's pregnancy from three to four weeks, there would be gills and a tail, similar to the early stage of fish embryos. These could be used as the basis for constructing the evolutionary map of ancient creatures, but it was impossible to give a complete and detailed evolutionary map of ancient creatures based on the existing information.
The following are the evolution routes of some familiars: - In the novel " Beast Tamer: I Can Even Cultivate Gods and Demons!" The evolution route of one of the familiars was from the Primitive Berserk Ape to the Eight-armed Mad Ape to the Ancient Azure Ape. - The Slime contracted by Qi Yuan could eventually evolve into a legendary-level pet, the Rainbow Dragon, the Crescent Hound's final destination was the Heavenly Hound that could devour the heavens and the earth, the pinnacle of the Mechanical Spirit was the Great Wall of the Stars, and the unremarkable Spring Autumn Cicada's Cry could control the rules of time. - Among the Digimons, one of the evolution paths of the Alpha Beast was the growth period of the Multi-Path Beast, the maturity period of the Multi-Path Beast, the complete form of the Multi-Path Tyrannosaurus Beast, and finally the evolution of the Alpha Beast. The other path was the growth period of the Multi-Path Beast, and the maturity period of the Raptor Dragon Beast. The novel " Imperial Beast Soars " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The evolutionary process of cats was more complicated. Their ancestors could be traced back to ancient reptiles more than 200 million years ago. They had gone through the stages of mammoids (late Meso), mammoids (Eocene), and evolved into cats in the Pliocene. One of the views was that the saber-toothed tiger was one of the ancestors of the feline family. It appeared in the Miogeneic era, and its saber-shaped canine teeth were up to 35 - 45 cm long. After evolution, the saber-toothed tiger might have evolved into the ancestor of the current domestic cat during the Pliocene. There was also a saying that cats and dogs shared the same ancestor. Their ancestor was a type of creature called the ancient cat beast.(Because there were very few fossils unearthed, more information was needed to confirm it.) About 10 million years ago, a small carnivore, the small ancient cat, split into two types. The small ancient cat was the ancestor of today's carnivores such as bears and dogs, while the feline was the distant relative of today's pet cat. About 25 - 30 million years ago, the original cat (weighing about 10 kilograms, living in European forests) appeared. It was the confirmed ancestor of the fake cat. The fake cat was active in Europe, Asia, and North America between 20 - 8 million years ago. About 20 million years ago, among the two animal categories that originated from the fake cat, the saber-toothed tiger was a fierce predator, and the distant ancestor of the wild cat, the clouded leopard, produced a branch of the domestic cat about 6 million years ago. The ancient cat beast existed 40 - 50 million years ago. It was believed to be the common ancestor of modern feline, canine, bear, and other animals. This creature had a thick body and tail, and short limbs. Due to the environmental differences in different regions of the Earth, the ancient cat beasts split into true cats, true saber-toothed tigers, and fear cats more than 7 million years ago (the latter two are now extinct). More than 10,000 years ago, a branch of real cats evolved into the Teeth Horror Cat. It was faster than its ancestors, its hunting efficiency was greatly improved, and its appearance was more similar to modern cats. 8000 - 10000 years ago, wild cats appeared and spread throughout the North African continent. The ancestors of Asian domestic cats were Indian desert cats that appeared in the Indian River Valley about 3000 years ago.