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Another small theropod from China; And it's shiny!
Topic Started: Jan 15 2018, 01:22 PM (363 Views)
Fazaner
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https://news.nationalgeographic.com/2018/01/new-dinosaur-rainbow-feathers-china-caihong-paleontology-science/?beta=true

Yup, they finally found rainbow dinosaur.
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Great, now we have a mascot for the gay paleontology community.

If that exists
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CaledonianWarrior96
Jan 15 2018, 01:35 PM
Great, now we have a mascot for the gay paleontology community.

If that exists
I wouldn´t be surprise

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also this shwos iridiscence was possible in maniraptorans?
what kind of dino is this one?basal avialan,troodontid?
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the is not good of evil only nature and change,the evolution of all livings beings"
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Nat. geo. do not dive into that, but my guess is that is basal avialan, I see some similarity with archeoptheryx and anchiornis fossils, but I am just a random guy who loves dinos, so don't take this as a fact.
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CaledonianWarrior96
Jan 15 2018, 01:35 PM
Great, now we have a mascot for the gay paleontology community.

If that exists
I still say Homo erectus remains the most gay palaeo-species.

Here's the paper. It's an anchiornithid.
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How is Homo erectus in any- oh. I get it.
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