Ancient Feathers Add Some Color to Dinosaurs

Dinosaurs just got a little more colorful. A batch of prehistoric feathers found in western Canada from about 70 million years ago suggests that feathers on dinosaurs and early birds were more diverse and complex than thought, reports the Los Angeles Times . “Instead of scaly animals portrayed as usually drab…

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Ancient Feathers Add Some Color to Dinosaurs

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