How can mass extinction affect the direction of evolution

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thomaster · Answer

Well, take the example of dinosaurs. They were evolving untill they all extincted. So now, other animals who were once the prey of dinosaurs could evolve.

anonymous · Answer

So they are opening up the area to let other living organisims survive?

poopsiedoodle · Answer

$\tiny\text{evolution isn't real, so it doesn't affect it.}$

thomaster · Answer

yes :)
there are many more examples of this

anonymous · Answer

Okay thank you i was just making sure i had the right mind set!
@poopsiedoodle  i agree with you i dont believe in evolution either but you still have to have a understanding of other peoples main ideas on it.

thomaster · Answer

Why would you not believe the theory of evolution? it's almost a proven fact.
Do you think they made up all the fossils they found? Or vestigial organs?

anonymous · Answer

Because i believe there is a creator that Put the animals here and etc. im not getting religious we have different beliefs and view points!

poopsiedoodle · Answer

Well, fossils don't really support the theory of evolution. They just mean that something died  and left its bone behind.

anonymous · Answer

Exactly the animal died and those are the traces left from it!. to help us discover the different animals that were once here!! so thank you for understanding

poopsiedoodle · Answer

oops. bones*

thomaster · Answer

You don't have to get religious to discuss this subject :)
There's a huge amount of scientific evidence that supports this theory.
lol most churches even support the theory :P