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Pint sized dinosaur had bizarre wings, fossil finds

byCustoms Today Report
02/05/2015
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ELY: A pint-sized dinosaur has a big surprise: It apparently sported a pair of bizarre wings.

Dinosaurs normally used wings mostly made of feathers for flight. But the newly discovered creature evidently had wings made of skin instead, like those of a bat or some ancient flying reptiles.

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It’s not clear whether they flapped or merely let the creature glide.

A fossil of the two-legged dinosaur was reported Wednesday in the journal Nature. The creature weighed less than a pound when it lived in northeast China some 160 million years ago. The Chinese researchers named it Yi qi (pronounced “ee chee”), which is Mandarin for “strange wing.”

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