Original sentence: Adherents of the sauropod-behemoth viewpoint hold that the further descriptions given in Job (i.Critics argue that according to the fossil record interpreted from an evolutionary standpoint, and the spoon or pencil-shaped teeth of the sauropods themselves, sauropods were tree-browsers that lived 225 million years ago, and went extinct some 65 million years ago.Critics further argue that any sauropod would predate the appearance and rise of people and/or grasses
Edited sentence: Accordingly, critics plainly state that any sauropod would predate the appearance and rise of people and/or grasses.Contrary to this, adherents of the sauropod-behemoth viewpoint hold that the further descriptions given in Job (i.Critics point out that according to the fossil record, and the spoon or pencil-shaped teeth of the sauropods themselves, sauropods were tree-browsers that lived 225 million years ago, and went extinct some 65 million years ago.This interpretation has been criticized as an intentionally misleading selective quote, as the full sentence reads "He moveth his tail like a cedar", suggesting that it is a simile for the swaying motion of the tail, rather than a description of the tail's shape