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 Date: 2007-09-12 01:50:23Mesozoic Coelurosaurs Patagonykus Alvarezsaur Tetanurae Coelurosauria Bajo de la Carpa Formation Theropoda Carcharodontosauridae Alvarezsauridae Achillesaurus Alvarezsaurus |
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| Feathered Dinosaurs Paleontologists have long depended on fossils of bones to reconstruct how species looked. They recognized that dinosaur skeletons were extremely similar to bird skeletons, but did not yet fully underDocID: 17hbb - View Document |
| Geology 4 Winton dinosaur trackways The Winton dinosaurs were mostly small varieties of coelurosaurs (left, chasing dragon flies) and ornithopods (right, plant eaters).DocID: 15JN2 - View Document |
| Which Came First, Feather or the Bird?DocID: ZF8f - View Document |
| Differences in feathers shed light on evolution of flightDocID: ZA0a - View Document |