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Where are this organisms now like dinosaurs?
Dinosaurs are very related to birds and reptiles. One evidence that dinosaurs are related to birds is the dinosaur named Archeopthyx. At first, I really don't know the spelling of this dinosaur. But this dinosaur has feathers. It has a beak-like mouth and has sharp teeth.
Why do birds have no teeth?
It is probably because birds don't chew their food, they swallow it hole, like their dinosaur ancestors.
Is there any type of dinosaur left?
Scientists consider birds a type of dinosaur. Birds are still alive and abundant.
Who do you know birds are birds?
Birds are the only animals with feathers unless you count the dinosaur-birds like archeopteryx. Look for their beaks, scaly legs, feathers and small eyes.
Are there still any dinosaurs left on any part or island on earth?
All Birds are suggested to be in relation to Dinosaur's as their were flying Dinosaur's (not actually Dinosaur's but distantly related) called Pterasaurs. their were also Dinosaurs which were thought to have had feather's. In fact Birds are so like Dinosaurs that some Dinosaur's are considered to have had air sacks like Birds.By kaldinoexpert ,age 22
What are scienctist who study dinosaur fossils called?
The study of dinosaur's fossils is called:Paleontologists/Paleontology
What were real dinosaur like?
No body knows. Though they have an idea they might be like morden day birds or reptiles
What was the winged animals resembling both dinosaurs and birds?
A Pterodactyl was a dinosaur that looked like a bird.
What are birds direct descendants to?
Birds are direct descendants to the dinosaur group theropoda.
How old ism a dinosaur?
how old a dinosaur is all depends on what type of dinosaur it is. it also depends on whether or not the dinosaur is extinct or still living in a way. such as birds. some birds decended from dinosaurs so the dinosaur lives on in an evolved way. making your question unanswerable , sorry :) x
Are scarlet macaw cold blooded?
No. A macaw is a bird. All birds, like their dinosaur ancestors, the Theropods, are warm-blooded.
What did the protergyrinus dinosaur look like?
This species is not a dinosaur, but rather an anthracosaur, a type of temnospondyl amphibian closely related to reptiles, birds, and mammals. If you want to know what it looked like, think of a crocodile with more amphibian-like skin.
