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Title MIL-OSI Global: The mystery of feather origins: how fluffy pterosaurs have reignited debate Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet ForeignAffairs.co.nz Media type Web Country/Territory New Zealand Date 6/11/20 Description When fossils of the oldest known bird, Archaeopteryx, were first discovered almost 160 years ago, the find created a puzzle that has troubled palaeontologists ever since.
These fossils were celebrated for their chimera-like combination of supposedly reptilian features (such as a bony tail and jaws with teeth) and those seemingly unique to birds – in particular, feathers. They helped demonstrate that birds actually evolved from dinosaurs.URL https://foreignaffairs.co.nz/2020/11/06/the-mystery-of-feather-origins-how-fluffy-pterosaurs-have-reignited-debate-149119/ Persons David Martill Title The mystery of feather origins: How fluffy pterosaurs have reignited debate Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Phys.org Media type Web Country/Territory United Kingdom Date 6/11/20 Description When fossils of the oldest known bird, Archaeopteryx, were first discovered almost 160 years ago, the find created a puzzle that has troubled paleontologists ever since. Producer/Author Maria McNamara, Zixiao Yang URL https://phys.org/news/2020-11-mystery-feather-fluffy-pterosaurs-reignited.html Persons David Martill Title The mystery of feather origins: how fluffy pterosaurs have reignited debate Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Global Advisors Media type Web Country/Territory South Africa Date 5/11/20 Description Recent discoveries of what appear to be feathered fossils of pterosaurs, the flying cousins of dinosaurs, have led to the theory that feathers first evolved even earlier with the ancestors of all these creatures. But not everyone is convinced, and the debate over the origins of feathers continues. Producer/Author Maria McNamara & Zixiao Yang URL https://globaladvisors.biz/2020/11/05/the-mystery-of-feather-origins-how-fluffy-pterosaurs-have-reignited-debate/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=the-mystery-of-feather-origins-how-fluffy-pterosaurs-have-reignited-debate Persons David Martill Title The mystery of feather origins: how fluffy pterosaurs have reignited debate Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Yahoo! Media type Web Country/Territory United Kingdom Date 5/11/20 Description When fossils of the oldest known bird, Archaeopteryx, were first discovered almost 160 years ago, the find created a puzzle that has troubled palaeontologists ever since.
These fossils were celebrated for their chimera-like combination of supposedly reptilian features (such as a bony tail and jaws with teeth) and those seemingly unique to birds – in particular, feathers. They helped demonstrate that birds actually evolved from dinosaurs.URL https://uk.news.yahoo.com/mystery-feather-origins-fluffy-pterosaurs-123150111.html Persons David Martill Title How Fluffy Pterosaurs Have Reignited Dinosaur Debates Degree of recognition International Media name/outlet Gizmodo Media type Web Country/Territory Australia Date 5/11/20 Description Recent discoveries of what appear to be feathered fossils of pterosaurs, the flying cousins of dinosaurs, have led to the theory that feathers first evolved even earlier with the ancestors of all these creatures. But not everyone is convinced, and the debate over the origins of feathers continues. Producer/Author Maria McNamara and Zixiao Yang URL https://www.gizmodo.com.au/2020/11/how-fluffy-pterosaurs-have-reignited-dinosaur-debates/ Persons David Martill