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Kulindadromeus zabaikalicus

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  • dinosaurs to scale
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    / Modern studies

    The discovery of Kulindadromeus zabaikalicus, an early ornithischian dinosaur whose remains show evidence of featherlike structures on its limbs, suggests that feathers may even have been widespread among the dinosaurs. Gastroliths (“stomach stones”) used for processing food in the gizzard have been recovered from a variety of dinosaurs.

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    The discovery of Kulindadromeus zabaikalicus, an early ornithischian dinosaur whose remains show evidence of featherlike structures on its limbs, suggests that feathers may even have been widespread among the dinosaurs. Gastroliths (“stomach stones”) used for processing food in the gizzard have been recovered from a variety of dinosaurs.

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