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"They can't determine which feathers belonged to birds or dinosaurs yet, but they did observe filament structures that are similar to those seen in other non-av
by raducu 11y ago
"They can't determine which feathers belonged to birds or dinosaurs yet, but they did observe filament structures that are similar to those seen in other non-avian dinosaur fossils."
So, those could be just... bird feathers.
- x5n1 11y agoOnly one way to find out. We have to clone the creature in the amber. The blood of the mosquito trapped in the amber seems like a good option.
- pikoh 11y agoPreferably in a remote location that's safe. Like an island.
- x5n1 11y agowhat could possibly go wrong?
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- aruggirello 11y agoIf anything goes wrong, we'll just do a theme park!
- sizzzzlerz 11y agoYou scientists! You're so excited that you could do this, you don't stop to think whether you should!
- JoeAltmaier 11y agoWhich would also be dinosaur feathers, at that time. Because back then, they weren't essentially different.