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For over 165 million years, dinosaurs reigned on this planet. Their entireexistence saw variations in their body size and mass . Understanding therelationship between various attributes such as femur length, breadth; humeruslength, breadth; tibia length, breadth and body mass of dinosaurs contributesto our understanding of the Jurassic era and further provides reasoning forbone and body size evolution of modern day descendants of those from theDinosauria clade. The following work consists of statistical evidence derivedfrom an encyclopedic data set consisting of a wide variety of measurementspertaining to discovered fossils of a particular taxa of dinosaur. Our studyestablishes linearly regressive correspondence between femur and humerus lengthand radii. Furthermore, there is also a comparison with terrestrial bird bonelengths, to verify the claim of birds being closest alive species to dinosaurs.An analysis into bone ratios of early humans shows that terrestrial birds arecloser to humans than that of dinosaurs. Not only on one hand it challenges thecloseness of birds with dinosaurs, but on the other hand it makes a case ofconvergent evolution between birds and humans, due to their closeness inregressive fits.  A correlation between bone ratios of dinosaurs and early humans also advancesunderstanding in the structural and physical distinctions between the twospecies. Overall, the work contains evaluation of dinosaur skeletons andpromotes further exploration and research in the paleontological field tostrengthen the conclusions drawn thus far.

A comparative data study on dinosaur, bird and human bone attributes -- A supporting study for convergent evolution