Not exact matches
The authors claim the discovery «represents one of the most significant records of a marine Paleocene
bird from the Southern Hemisphere» and
supports the»em erging view that most
modern birds were already diversified in the earliest Paleogene».
Multiple nuclear genes and retroposons
support vicariance and dispersal of the palaeognaths, and an Early Cretaceous origin of
modern birds
Padian and colleagues believe that these print similarities imply that pterosaurs could also stall during a landing,
supporting the hypothesis that pterosaurs were extremely capable fliers, like
modern birds.