:::For the Birds:::
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But what is the origin of these feathery friends, biologically speaking? Who are their closest relatives? Why the lizardy-feet? This zine For the Birds explores these questions and includes some information on bird-like creatures of the past like Archaeopteryx and Pterodactyls.
It turns out, that looking at the biochemistry of T. rex tells us something about where birds came from - confirming what was already pretty well known: the dinosaur connection! Evolution is an incredible force for sure...
Click the cover image above or here for a copy of the zine - as usual, printable at home on 8.5 x 11" paper and ready to be photocopied and folded!
-- Click the image below to read it as a comic online:
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