Social Sciences, asked by nurAnsarui1065, 1 year ago

What is the evolutionary significance of the fossil archaeopteryx?

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Answered by shagunsharma24

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the archaeopteryx is a connecting link between the birds and the dianasaurs

Answered by Krishh3927

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Hey mate ....

Archaeopteryx is the connecting link between birds and reptiles, that means it shows the features of both birds and reptiles. Archaeopteryx whose fossil have found by scientist was undoubtedly a bird. But it bears several characters which are found in reptiles. This indicates that the birds must have evolved from reptiles.

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