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For all we know, ALL the dinosaurs had some sort of feathers, even if they were just little downy patches here and there. However, the most likely to be fledged are the ones ancestral to the birds. These would be those which travelled on two legs.

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Yes. Birds are animals that have feathers.


What fossil proved that dinosaurs had feathers?

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