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Flying Feathered Dinosaurs, Record-Breaking Migrators and a Massive Modern Bird that Self-Medicates

We live in a time when everyone’s favorite flying creatures – birds – are only recognized for pithy sayings

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Chinese fossils confirm feathered dinosaurs powered flight

The study analysed muscle imprints of more than 1,000 Chinese fossils of flying feathered dinosaurs, showing they had achieved powered flight.

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Paleontologists Discover That a Fossil Reveals Dinosaurs Indeed Had Belly Buttons

Thanks to an ‘incredible’ fossil, paleontologists have confirmed that dinosaurs indeed had belly buttons and set a world record.

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Dinosaurs has belly buttons, new research reveals

A fossil of a 125-million-year old dinosaur showed proof of belly buttons in at least some dinosaurs, making it the first time one has been spotted in a non-avian dinosaur.

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First Dinosaur Belly Button Discovered in Fossil From China | Smart News Science

The navel was found with unique imaging technology and is similar to scars living alligators sport

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