Dino --> Bird Transition Depiction

["Jerry D. Harris" <jharris@dixie.edu>]

Hi All -

   Does anyone know of a good (color) depiction of the transition from 
dinosaurs to birds?  I'm thinking of something like the wonderful Mark 
Hallett painting showing a compsognathid like dinosaur chasing a dragonfly, 
then raising slightly feathered arms, then turning and having fully 
feathered arms and tail, then leaping off the ground as an 
_Archaeopteryx_-like animal, then ending the sequence as a blue jay...but 
preferably something more along the arboreal flight origins hypothesis.  Any 
help is greatly appreciated!

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Jerry D. Harris
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Dixie State College
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