Social Question  Paradox25's avatar  How would mankind have
evolved if dinosaurs didn't die off?  Asked by Paradox25 (8893
points ) December 13th, 2012  Would humans have evolved from
reptiles, mammals or both? How would humans have evolved if our
ancestors came from reptiles? Would humans even exist today with
dinosaurs being in abundance up to our current point in time?  I
know, many possible questions here, but feel free to answer just
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Composing members: 0  24 Answers  marinelife's avatar   janbb's
avatar   tedd's avatar  1) Mankind in it’s present form would
very doubtfully have ever evolved from reptiles. That’s not to
rule out some kind of intelligent being that is similar to man,
but not us.  2) If the Dinosaurs hadn’t died out, it’s almost
certain mankind wouldn’t have evolved at all, as it would
completely change the environment of the various species that we
evolved from, hence changing what would’ve been the “fittest”
form for said specie