Is dinosaurs dying considered a macroevoluation or a mikroevoluation?

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Karol Majewski asked Nov 16, 2022

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Is dinosaurs dying considered a macroevoluation or a mikroevoluation?

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Karol Majewski asked Nov 16, 2022

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macroevoluation

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eukaryotic life forms, the origin of humans, and the extinction of the dinosaurs which is considered macroevoluation.

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It would be macroevolution :)

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