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there is no explanation for all this recessive fruit gigantism in today’s world. but it does fit well with dinosaur gigantism. so here we imagine a world before birds, where most trees bore giant fruits that interested giant sauropods (like brontosaurus). these trees put their giant fruit up-high, and thus the giant fruits were only eaten by the animals capable of reaching them. these were animals so big they had to constantly rove in search of food. and at this time (before birds evolved), this was the best way for trees to spread their seeds far away. at this time, the plants that did not provide giant and costly meals to the sauropods had to rely on ineffective means like the wind and insects and small reptiles for seed spreading. thus the macro-fruit trees were best able to spread into the new habit zones constantly created by climate change, storms, and forest fires. thus it was seed spreading that caused the era of dinosaur gigantism on earth. small reptiles must have been selected for their ability to climbing up straighter and straighter trees, until they could climb straight up any tree. at this point, the fruits developed countermeasures against the small animals trying to cheat their immensely costly seed spreading system. here is why most fruits have thick and bitter skins, and more importantly, why nearly all fruit evolved to dangle on break-away stems. there were only two ways for animals to deal with the deadly break-away dangling fruit. one way was to glide to the ground safely, and this is what caused the birds to evolve. the other way was to become so small, that they would not cause the fruit to break away: and also so inconsequential, that one jackfruit would feed a number of their kind for all their short lives. this second way is what caused the mammals to evolve. eventually the birds became better and less costly seed spreaders than dinosaurs. then energy efficiency and natural selection started favoring the trees that catered to the tiny birds with much smaller fruit and seeds. then over a long period of time, many fruiting plants started catering to bird sized appetites instead of the massive dinosaurs and their costly appetites. then with less and less fruits to eat, there were fewer and fewer giant dinosaurs, until a big climate shock where all the remaining dinosaurs went extinct. an 8-kilo durian will have over 10,000 calories of nutrition. again, fruits like the durian above were once in the treetops, where only the biggest, and slowest digesting long-necked dinosaurs could reach. before birds evolved, catering to the biggest dinosaurs was the only way for trees to spread their seeds far away. now, it is widely accepted that plants give animals a snack of fruit in order to spread their seeds. but what about macro-fruits like the 8-kilo durians we occasionally see? these are much more than a snack for any animal living today, and dozens of plant species occasionally produce giant individual fruits. throwbacks, not mutants these giant fruits are not mutants but throwbacks. they are the plant genomes (many plant genomes) randomly trying an approach that worked for about 140-million years. and taken together, the widespread existence of these super-costly macro-fruits in so many plant species tell us about a time when macro-fruits were normal. an iguana eating fruit whole prosauropods and gymnosperms the giant fruit, high up on trees, co-evolved with the giant reptiles. in fact, the rise of the sauropods, including the earlier prosauropods came along with the rise of the angiosperm plants (the flowering and fruiting plants) the seed and fruit bearing plants. in other words, as the seed-bearing and fruit-bearing plants rose in the plant kingdom, sauropods rose in the animal kingdom to spread them. this is because both were evolving as symbiots. here is a durian tree heavy with fruit for long extinct sauropod symbiots. here is maybe 50,000 or 100,000 calories of nutrition on half a semi-mature durian tree. what else but dinosaurs could have been eating this spine covered, thick rind fruit high up on a tree? if these papaya plants mature, the massive nutrition of their fruit might be over 10 meters up. what sort of giant animals did this plant evolve this crazy over-supply of nutrition to feed? durian fruit is as caloric as meat durian has about 1,470 calories per kilo. this is roughly the same caloric content as raw beef tenderloin (1,480), and pork tenderloin (1,430), and whole turkey (1,410). and it is much more than raw tuna (1,050), raw skinless chicken breast (1,140), and bananas (950). so an 8-kilo montong durian, might have 10,000 calories, about the same caloric content as a 8-kilo turkey. now mature durian trees will each have dozens of these fruits hanging from them. so a grove of durian trees will have thousands of durian fruits. also, if dinosaurs were relying on macro-fruit for most of their calorie intake, they still might be eating lots of leaves. seed spreading is key to tree survival for trees in a forest, the first mover advantage has always been quite important. the first tree to spread its seeds gave a big advantage to its offspring. they got nearly all the light, and they left little light for later competitors. so the first mover (or seed spreader) generally won the race. also having several fist-sized durian seeds spread in a large piles of dinosaur excrement fertilizer surely must have helped a great deal. seed spreading and habitat enlargement was the reward for trees species that could please and sustain their giant animal symbiots. these species prospered over the other species during the era of dinosaur gigantism. and again, this was before the advent of birds, so at this time, getting eaten by a macro-saur was the best way to for trees to spread their seeds. today most macro-fruits grow closer to the ground, but during the time of the giant sauropods, they grew quite far above the ground. we might compare the maximum fruit growth ceiling for the various species to the reach of reared-up sauropods. also, the above drawing is in error, the sauropods were obviously creatures that evolved to reach high up. they should therefore be shown in one of the two positions below if they were feeding. to start the sauropod is reared up almost vertically on his hind legs and mounted to a tree. this is to maximize its reach. the thumb claws on its front limbs are digging into the soft bark of the tree and stabilizing the tall and unstable reptile. the reptile’s neck might even spiral the trunk of the tree a bit, for added stability. later, if the dinosaur grew full, or if there is no need to reach high, it would rest it’s heavy back-half on the ground and feeds on the lower branches. the twistable thumb claw the sauropods (like brontosaurus) were the group of reptiles specialized in eating the macro-fruit of the tallest trees. early on, (around 22

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