Archaeopteryx was a A:mammal like reptile B:horse ancestor C: dinosaur D:early bird

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Archaeopteryx was a A:mammal like reptile B:horse ancestor C: dinosaur D:early bird

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Salutations! :)

Archaeopteryx was a -----------

Archaeopteryx was a dinosaur.

Thus, your answer is option C.

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