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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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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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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
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