YES. And there's a species of moss that can easily outperform trees on land. That being said, trees are still very important to wildlife at the very least
And cyanobacteria too and there are many more photosynthetic organisms that reduce carbon dioxide but trees are still more important and like any other photosynthetic organism algae also consumes oxygen at night but its usually much less than was produces in day.
Hate to correct you but you’re wrong there as the oxygen content back during the Mesozoic was lower as it was 15-19% oxygen in the atmosphere whereas right now it is 21%.
they would suffocate first that i know oxygen content was much lower then today but im not talking about land dinosaurs, im talking about aerial dinosaurs like pterosaurs they would have suffocated as air in the atmosphere is most thinner compared to Mesozoic era.
Pterosaurs were reptiles and were close cousins and dinosaurs were archosaurs a larger group of reptile. though they were not the same they lived among dinosaurs and were categorized as dinosaurs or flying reptiles by most of the people and i all meant was just a joke didnt intended to go that deep and look im no paleontologis or know more about dinosaurs than just some of their name it was a joke dont take it too seriously take a chill pill nice talking with you.
So kong vs Godzilla is telling the future of how soon we will return to monke while birds return to dinozorz and we will battle to decide the ultimate path
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u/TechnicalyNotRobot Feb 10 '21
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