Ornithopod feathers(was Dino feathers=Ptero fur?)

[morgan@montereybay.com (Morgan Family)]

>I wish I knew.  I don't believe there have been any found from small 
>ornithischians, though, and that would be the place to look for feathers.

When I was new (I mean by a few days instead of a few months) to this list,
I tried to start a thread about the skin of _Thescelosaurus_, which is 
supposedly punctured like a chicken's, but nobody answered me<:u<(. I wonder 
if the puncture marks could've supported feathers(?). Somehow I doubt that 
they could have been artifacts of dessication, unless a spiked board fell on
top 
of the thescy (Owch!), or something.


>Nick Pharris
>Pacific Lutheran University
>Tacoma, WA 98447
>(206)535-8204
>PharriNJ@PLU.edu

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