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Cretaceous Enantiornithine Bird Was First of Its Kind with Toothless Beak

Cretaceous Enantiornithine Bird Was First of Its Kind with Toothless Beak
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Sinkkonen wangJingmai oconnorXiaoli wangDavid attenboroughAlex clarkField museumShandong tianyu museum of natureCretaceous researchUniversity of chicagoVille sinkkonenEarly cretaceousLate cretaceousShandong tianyu museumJingmaio connorSir david attenboroughEdentulous enantiornithine

Strange New Prehistoric Bird Discovered in China and Named for David Attenborough | Smart News

The proto-bird lived some 120 million years ago and did not have teeth a trait more similar to birds of today than to birds of its time sharpening scientists' understanding of avian evolution

University of chicagoUnited statesUnited kingdomAlex clarkErica thompsonAshley stricklandTara wuJingmai oconnorDavid attenboroughShandong tianyu museum of natureCretaceous researchChicago field museumJingmaio connorShandong tianyu museumLate cretaceousEarly cretaceous

This dinosaur might have snagged its prey in midair like modern hawks

Fossilized toe pads suggest a hawklike hunting style in Microraptor, a dinosaur that some scientists think could hunt while flying.

United kingdomThomas holtz jrMicroraptor anchiornisMichael pittmanAlbert chenAlexander dececchiShandong tianyu museum of natureUniversity of cambridgeCollege parkNature communicationsUniversity of marylandMount marty university in yanktonChinese university of hong kongChinese universityHong kongMount marty university

Fossilized Feathers of Early Cretaceous Bird Shed More Light on Jehol Biota s Ecosystem

Fossilized Feathers of Early Cretaceous Bird Shed More Light on Jehol Biota s Ecosystem
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Yan zhaoInstitute of geologyShandong tianyu museum of natural historyLinyi universityEarly cretaceousJehol biotaShandong tianyu museumNatural historyEarth sci

Rare fossilized feathers reveal secrets of paleontology hotspot

Paleontologists analyzed the sediments to determine what kind of organic material the birds were surrounded by when they were buried and how the sediments were deposited.

Yan zhaoInstitute of geologyShandong tianyu museum of natural historyLinyi universityShangdong tianyu museum of natural historyEarly cretaceousJehol biotaXuwei yinShangdong tianyu museumNatural historyShandong tianyu museum