Juravenator starki had both scales and simple dinofuzz. Photo by Ghedoghedo, image from Wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Juravenator_starkae.JPG ...
NEW YORK – A beautifully preserved fossil from southern Germany raises questions about how feathers evolved from dinosaurs to birds, two paleontologists argue in a study published Thursday. The 150 ...
A chicken-size dinosaur that lived in what is now Germany about 150 million years ago might have used sensory scales on its tail as it foraged for fish at night. These sensory organs, remarkably ...
A meat-eating little dinosaur, barely 30 inches long, that chased its prey through the swamplands of ancient Europe 150 million years ago has raised puzzling new questions about the evolution of ...
A newly discovered, perfectly preserved fossil of a 150 million-year-old dinosaur found in southern Germany may force scientists to rethink how and when feathers evolved. The nearly complete remains ...
NEW YORK — A beautifully preserved fossil from southern Germany raises questions about how feathers evolved from dinosaurs to birds, two paleontologists argue in a study published today. The ...
NEW YORK – A beautifully preserved fossil from southern Germany raises questions about how feathers evolved from dinosaurs to birds, two paleontologists argue in a study published today. The 150 ...
In 1861, as debates about evolution were brewing among naturalists, two important skeletons were discovered from the Late Jurassic limestone quarries of Germany. Both would be relevant to ideas about ...
Palaeontologists made the discovery after analysing the fossilised skin of a 155-million-year-old carnivorous dinosaur The juvenile Juravenator dinosaur dates from the Jurassic period and was ...
Paleontologists working in the same area of Germany that yielded Archaeopteryx have discovered a new small theropod dinosaur. The nearly complete specimen--dubbed Juravenator starki--is one of just a ...
A fossil dinosaur that ‘nests’ with feathered relations in the dinosaur phylogenetic tree did not, it seems, have feathers. The discovery will encourage a re-evaluation of feather evolution. Why, then ...
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