Feathers Preserved In Amber Give Scientists A More Colorful View Of Dinos
A trove of dinosaur protofeathers and more modern bird feathers, preserved in amber from a Late Cretaceous Canadian site, offers researchers a unique chance to examine the structure, function and even color of the feathers adorning dinosaurs and early birds 70 to 85 million years ago…
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Anything and everything for your Dinosaur/Paleontology needs.most of my information comes from The Complete Guide to Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Reptiles by Chirs Mcnab
