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Omnivorous/Plant-eating　dinosaurs

Saurischia－Theropoda　Ⅷ

Tetanurae－ⅶ

Maniraptora③～Avialae～

"one claws"
Mononyykus olecranus
Naming persons...A.Perle,Norrell...etc／１９９３

Alvarezsauridae／Mononykinae

１ｍ long／Late Cretaceous ／Mongolia

Is it an evolved Theropoda　?

Is it a primitive bird　?

It handles as Theropoda which was made to be near the bird boundlessly persistently here.

It is the dinosaur which has an unique arm.

The length of the arm will be about 8 centimeters.

The god seems to have produced just as it is without feather image's being complete.

"ancient wing/feather"
Archaeopteryx lithographica
　

Naming person.....H.von.Meyer / 1861

Avialae／１ｍ　long／Late Jurassic／Germany

　
Fossil is discovered from the western part of Germany.
There is a fossil of the fine quality which anyone knows and it is only a feather and a color that it adds.

"western bird"
Hesperornis regalis
Naming person.....Marsh/1872

　

Avialae-Ornithurae-Hesperornithiformes

1m long/ Late Cretaceous / North America

This is bird.

Hesperornis lived on the coastline like the present penguin.

The wing degenerated and could not fly but to dive into water was good.

The small sawtooth had grown inside the bill of this bird.

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"one claws"	Mononyykus olecranus Naming persons...A.Perle,Norrell...etc／１９９３ Alvarezsauridae／Mononykinae １ｍ long／Late Cretaceous ／Mongolia Is it an evolved Theropoda　? Is it a primitive bird　? It handles as Theropoda which was made to be near the bird boundlessly persistently here. It is the dinosaur which has an unique arm. The length of the arm will be about 8 centimeters. The god seems to have produced just as it is without feather image's being complete.
"ancient wing/feather"	Archaeopteryx lithographica 　 Naming person.....H.von.Meyer / 1861 Avialae／１ｍ　long／Late Jurassic／Germany 　 Fossil is discovered from the western part of Germany. There is a fossil of the fine quality which anyone knows and it is only a feather and a color that it adds.
"western bird"	Hesperornis regalis Naming person.....Marsh/1872 　 Avialae-Ornithurae-Hesperornithiformes 1m long/ Late Cretaceous / North America This is bird. Hesperornis lived on the coastline like the present penguin. The wing degenerated and could not fly but to dive into water was good. The small sawtooth had grown inside the bill of this bird.