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Here’s a brief overview of the species listed:
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Albertosaurus:
- A theropod dinosaur closely related to Tyrannosaurus rex and part of the group of carnivorous dinosaurs.
- Likely had feathers, especially in younger individuals.
- It had teeth suited for a carnivorous diet.
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Archaeopteryx:
- Often regarded as the first bird, this species had both avian and dinosaurian characteristics.
- It possessed feathers, which it likely used for flight.
- Archaeopteryx had a mix of teeth and a wishbone.
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Chicken:
- A domesticated bird that is a descendant of theropod dinosaurs.
- Modern chickens have feathers and lack teeth, having adapted to a different type of feeding.
- They possess a wishbone, which is a characteristic derived from their dinosaur ancestors.
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Ostrich:
- The largest living bird today, closely related to some feathered dinosaur species.
- Ostriches have feathers and, like chickens, they are toothless.
- They also have a wishbone.
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T. Rex (Tyrannosaurus rex):
- One of the most famous and large theropod dinosaurs, known for its massive skull and powerful jaws.
- Evidence suggests that T. rex had some feathers, particularly in younger members of the species.
- T. rex had teeth adapted for a carnivorous diet and did not possess a wishbone.
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