Are Dinosaurs Reptiles ?

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(01-23-2016, 03:51 AM)Polar Wrote: Quite astonishing, then. The first discovered bird-like dinosaur (not the first bird-like dinosaur in existence), Archaeopteryx, had feathers and a bird-like beak, but what about its skin? Did it have softer and moist skin like that of modern birds, or did it have rough and scaly skin like that of dinosaurs? 

I`m agreed with this one! Archaeopteryx are the earliest-known bird from 150-million-year-old rocks in Germany. This creature, dinosaur-like in many ways, but with fully-fledged, birdlike wings, would have been capable of flight of some sort.

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