Dec 5, 2020
Was it likely that maniraptorans had hands covered with scutes, or were they mostly hidden by feathers?
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Was it likely that maniraptorans had hands covered with scutes, or were they mostly hidden by feathers?
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Could members of the maniraptora (excluding Oviraptorosaurs that we have proof for) have beaks/beak-like structures?
I was bored tonight so have a sketchy Acheroraptor, saurian-game style.
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if you think that velociraptor was interesting here is another one. it is more speculative but still plausible. it has been suggested dinosaurs might have had whiskers like modern birds have specialized feathers that do the exact same thing.
Incredible new find from China has both feathers and bat-like wings
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Erliansaurus bellamanus, a roughly four-meter-long therizinosaur from the Maastrichtian of China. It's a fairly basal member of the therizinosaur clade, as recovered by Zanno (2010).