Archaeopteryx lithographica
Archaeopteryx lithographica by Josef Moravec. Oil painting 28" x 22" (71 cm x 56 cm)
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Archaeopteryx was an extinct, bird-like feathered dinosaur that lived approximately 150 million years ago during the Late Jurassic epoch in what is now southern Germany.
Key Characteristics
• Size: It was a small creature, growing to about 50 centimeters in length (roughly the size of a pigeon or crow).
• Bird Features: It possessed asymmetric flight feathers, wings, and a wishbone (furcula).
• Dinosaur Features: Instead of a beak, it had a jaw filled with sharp teeth, a long bony tail, and three clawed fingers on its wings.
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