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A new study in Nature finds that a wider range of dinosaurs may have had the neurological capacity to fly -- not just Archaeopteryx, the feathered dinosaur that’s considered the direct ancestor of birds.
border="0" height="110" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg2su0gUFagz_qqYi8AFKc96FgcivWcRxBGP4EZF3QTvoTRIS-YQcOzKyY2b_d4Heyc0CNSQtIuKhBcK2DMLrONXvMBcATIRMvfIBxgrWCb2NZ2I2eoG535aIzPt0LyfM5AN36qs9njBrRv/s320/Dinosaurs+were+wired+for+flight,+thanks+to+bigger+brains.jpg" title="Dinosaurs were wired for flight, thanks to bigger brains" width="320">While it’s well-established that birds are modern-day dinosaurs, how they evolved from fearsome, meat-ripping theropods to dainty doves remains a hot topic of research.
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