Feathered animals abound and extend deep
into nonavian history — even, perhaps, to the base of dinosaurs themselves.
Not exact matches
For the past two decades, scientists using cladistics have claimed that dromaeosaurs were
nonavian ancestors of birds, representing the best examples of how ground - dwelling dinosaurs supposedly evolved
into birds.
The object that slammed
into Earth 66 million years ago wiped out the
nonavian dinosaurs and many other groups but largely spared species in freshwater ecosystems, a disparity explained by a new study.