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Scientists in a flap over new fossil finds
The Week Junior Science+Nature UK
|Issue 67
Freaky fossils leave experts scratching heads over when birds first appeared
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A “weird” dinosaur found in China has made experts rethink how the first birds came about. The fossilised remains of the dino, called Fujianvenator prodigiosus, were discovered near the city of Nanping. The creature would have lived around 150 million years ago, which would make it one of the earliest bird-like dinosaurs.
Birds developed from dinosaurs, and the first bird has long been thought to be a 150-millionyear-old dinosaur called
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