When scientists look at the bones of a dinosaur, why

do you think they decided the outside of a dinosaur

looks like a lizard rather than a furry animal or a

feathered animal?

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Biology

Bentley Mclean

7 October, 05:06

When scientists look at the bones of a dinosaur, why

do you think they decided the outside of a dinosaur

looks like a lizard rather than a furry animal or a

feathered animal?

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Alicia Vazquez · Answer 1

I think it must be the way the bones are structured. For example, they must match the same types of components that certain reptile may compose of. But you never know

When scientists look at the bones of a dinosaur, whydo you think they decided the outside of a dinosaurlooks like a lizard rather than a furry animal or afeathered animal?

When scientists look at the bones of a dinosaur, why

do you think they decided the outside of a dinosaur

looks like a lizard rather than a furry animal or a

feathered animal?