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Other than Whales
The "Diversity" of Mammals in the last 66 million years is very overstated

Practically 99% of Mammals is a Rat of some kind

Carnivorous Rat
Herbivorous Rat
Bipedal Rat
Hairless Rat
Rat who masturbates

Only Whales and Elephants and certain Primates escape the "rat" look
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Other than Turtles
The "Diversity" of Reptiles in the last 252 million years is very overstated

Practically 99% of Reptiles is a Lizard of some kind

Carnivorous Lizard
Herbivorous Lizard
Bipedal Lizard
Legless Lizard
Lizard who can't do push ups

Only Turtles and Pteranodons and certain Theropods escape the "lizard" look
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>>5063799
The thing is tho, people talk about Modern Birds and Lizards lacking "body" diversity all the time, with Scale and Beak diversity being ignored for some reason



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