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What would dinosaur meat taste like?
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Chicken?
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Evolution isn't always a forward process. Hence how we have cetaceans and why crabs evolved into existence five separate times.
That doesn't have anything to do with the timeline of fish > reptiles > dinosaur evolution.
That's what I mean by a "forward process". Often people think evolution always goes that one way you describe.