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Related to my earlier question about grasses...
The passeriform group, aka the 'perching birds' or 'songbirds', is the largest group of birds today, right? It comfortably ...
... y stuff to some Native American fishermen and found they knew most of the stuff. The woman said the bird was actually pretty common art, and they identified all the Dino fins. The one I was most ...
That is reasonble to assume. Because Archaeopteryx is the oldest known bird that had full primary and secondary flight feathers as modern birds do.
Thats cool There also a very neat looking dino almost like a bird!
Oops, your right: 1 million years. By the way, Alan Feduccia's theories are well supported by the fossil record, and he is a master of this subject as is Storrs. In 'Explosive Evolution in ...
Yeah they do. I have some that do. But the flower parts have the smaller closer rings. The flower would have a cluster of these small finger like parts that had like a cup at the base of it attaching ...
We call them snowbirds or winter Texans. When I am at the coast fishing in the spring the town is full of them. I have to tell you they mostly are a bunch of rude old grumpy people when here. I hope ...
Pretty much....though look at a bird's egg and imagine it several times larger depencing on the Dinosaur species.
... rate cardiovascular system. And thanks for posting the letter here. Of course the supporters of the bird-dinosaur nexus would immediately ...
hello from rockillussions' is it a common occurance to find a prehistoric bird like form in a lump of carbon ?
... an fly, although I admit I have never actually seen one do so. It does not look like any flightless bird I have ever seen. It is certainly cursorial by any ...
i remember once there was a bird that had an egg self fertilized without a male involved, cant remember the term for it, was a messed up looking chick...
... most likely a chimera (a composite) of several different animals. The same locality also yielded a bird: Vorona.
If that is the case, then the dinosaurian origin of birds would be ...
Gerrit Hanenberg alerted me to the following paper:
Cooper, A. and Penny, D. 1997. Mass Survival of Birds Across the Cretaceous-Tertiary Boundery: Molecular Evidence. Science 275 (21 February): ...
If it walks like a duck and it quacks like a duck is it a bird or a dinosaur.
please help im confused
One of our cats tries to mimick birds to draw them towards the patio door screen. It's a funny sound and she doesn't sound anything like a real bird but she's trying.
... was Big Louis Moilanen. I think a few cave dwelling dinosaurs made it through the event, possibly bird like. They are dead now, at least I haven't heard of any anymore. It is possible that ...
Egg came first - the egg was probably a reptilian egg that underwent mutations so that when offspring hatched out of egg - it was a bird with feathers and claws on its feet.
Raptors are birds of prey. And they are indeed real. Like the Bald Eagle for instance. The sharp beak of the bird is made for tearing meat and the talons are also razor sharp ready to grab up its ...
About Stonerose:
I think they're open memorial day through labor day, aren't they? At any rate, I've been there a few times, and I'd highly recommend a trip if you're around ...
The Miocene toothed bird osteodontornis might qualify, though it was bigger than modern seagulls. More pelican-sized, as I understand it.
Mark Hodson Buena Vista Museum of Natural History www. ...
Actually, Utahraptor didn't have true feathers all over its body, as a bird did. Instead, its arms, legs, tail and head probably had true feathers, and the rest of its body probably had something ...
I understand now that most dinosaurs had beaks. I was comparing modern bird beaks to pictures of dinosaur skulls and the similarities are amazing. So what do you think their beaks looked like? Could ...
Good Question. I really don't know how many fossils of birds we have. I guess it referrs to what I call the "Bird-Dino Theory."
If you consider some taxa of theropods to be birds, ...
looks like a giant prehistoric bird' wings tucked in peak out' nice find and its a clam' thats been petrified with minerals ? now the second biggest 1 now thats a greatttttttt heart ...
... mouse, let's see how I do.
Guest, look at the anatomical structure of the dinosaurs vs the birds; in simpler terms, look at their skeletons. You will find that dinosaur skeletons and bird ...
It may not have been a rock when this was formed. It could have been sand that got cemented together by calcium and other chemicals, or something could have tunneled through it when it was softer ...
the 3rd pic is a arrowhead what we call here a bird point. 1st pic I knew was horse tooth. Last pic 2 items to right of coin was told maybe guitar fish but I think maybe Anomoeodus phaseolus what do ...
I`ve only been in Mo. maybe a dozen times and it was mostly northeast part. The smallest bird arrowheads thatI have came from there. My Mom was from Marceline near Brookfield and Dad came from the ...
... is ? a few yrs ago i discovered a lump of carbon (coal)that has a prehistoric image of a very small bird within the coal' as their are no bones just the features of the speciman itself' is ...
The one side picture looks like a really old deteriorated broken axehead with part of a petrified wood handle in it with a wedge. It is probably just the picture though, an illusion created from my ...
... in law used that salutation/refrain quite often and I never felt comfortable with it. **** as in bird,bill or piehole. Keep your chin up is our equiv. We really ...
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