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Birds that fill the world’s skies today are living dinosaurs, reminders of a distant and strange past. Decades of major new discoveries and studies have convinced researchers that there’s a direct ...

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How dinosaurs may have evolved into birds Date: May 29, 2017 Source: Tohoku University Summary: A possible genetic mechanism underlying the evolution of birds has been discovered by scientists.

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Today's birds evolved from dinosaurs that shrank continuously for 50 million years, researchers say. Dinosaurs first emerged about 245 million years ago, and they came to dominate the planet.

How Dinosaurs Evolved Into Birds: It Wasn't Quick or Easy. A revised view of the dinosaur family tree suggests birds didn't evolve in one fell swoop from their reptilian ancestors.

Once you know that many dinosaurs had feathers, it seems much more obvious that they probably evolved into birds. But there’s still a big question.

I’ve often heard people assume that birds evolved after the impact, that whatever dinosaurs survived then evolved into birds. That isn’t quite right,” Black told SYFY WIRE.

But some flying feathered dinosaurs survived, and eventually evolved into the more than 10,000 species of birds living today, including hummingbirds, condors, parrots and owls.

Scientists have revealed how massive, meat-eating, ground-dwelling dinosaurs evolved into agile flying birds: they just kept shrinking and shrinking, for over 50 million years.

Birds evolved from carnivorous dinosaurs known as theropods, which included giant predators such as Tyrannosaurus rex and talon-footed raptors such as Deinonychus.