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Feathers Of Modern Birds Inherited Proteins From Dinosaur Ancestors

Modern birds' feathers inherited proteins from their dinosaur ancestors 125 million years ago, scientists have revealed. PHOTO BY YOGENDRA SINGH/PEXELS 

Modern birds’ feathers inherited proteins from their dinosaur ancestors 125 million years ago, scientists have revealed.

This means that some species of feathered dinosaurs would have been able to use their feathers to glide.

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