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These studies suggest that modern-day birds are descendants of non-avian dinosaurs, which had already evolved feathers before the emergence of flight.
The concept of "modern day dinosaurs" often refers to the evolutionary link between ancient dinosaurs and contemporary birds. Recent paleontological discoveries have provided significant insights into this connection, revealing that many characteristics we associate with modern birds were present in their dinosaur ancestors.
Feathers in Non-Avian Dinosaurs:
Evolutionary Origins and Diversification:
Recent research underscores that many features of modern birds, such as feathers, were already present in their dinosaur ancestors. The evolutionary journey of dinosaurs, from their origins in the Triassic period to their diversification in the Mesozoic era, highlights a significant macroevolutionary transition that laid the groundwork for the birds we see today.
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