Most famously, feathers allowed early birds and related dinosaurs like Microraptor to take to the air.But paleontologists have also found feathers and related structures on many other dinosaurs ...

Lice-Filled Dinosaur Feathers Found Trapped in 100-Million-Year-Old Amber Prehistoric insects that resemble modern lice infested animals as early as the mid-Cretaceous, living and evolving along ...

It is the first dinosaur found with its entire body covering intact, providing the best evidence yet that animals developed feathers for warmth before they could fly. Share: Facebook Twitter ...

Paleontologists found dinosaur feathers. By Mike Wehner. ... Going forward, it’ll be interesting to see if researchers can paint a clearer picture of when and where dinosaur feathers spread.

Feathers have turned up in amber before, but this discovery is the first to be found connected to bone and other tissue, allowing the scientists to narrow the owner's species down to a dinosaur ...

In a first, fossil dinosaur feathers found near the South Pole. The ancient plumage hints at how small carnivorous dinosaurs weathered long, cold winters inside the Antarctic Circle 118 million ...

The first feathered dinosaurs were found in China in 1996. Well, technically the scientific articles about the discovery were published in 1996. Since then, at least eight families of dinosaurs ...

A fossilized feather found 159 years ago in Germany has returned to the paleontological spotlight, with new research declaring the feather as having come from the bird-like Archaeopteryx, much to ...

Feathered Dinosaur Fossil Found? March 6, 2002 / 3:57 PM EST / AP Paleontologists working in China have unearthed the first fossil of a dinosaur that appears to have had full-fledged feathers ...

Dinosaur and bird feathers preserved in amber from a Late Cretaceous site in Canada reveal new insights into the structure, function, and color of animals that date back to about 78 million years ago.

No feathers were found with the skeleton itself, but anatomical clues on the dinosaur’s arms indicate that the reptile had at least a partial coating of feathers.