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(31) I didn't feathered the oars because the wind was with us.
(32) There's behavioral and sat on them, and one four - winged, feathered dinoevidently glided like a flying squirrel.
(33) Most British women will complete the look with a hat or a fascinator — a small feathered or jeweled hairpiece attached to a clip or a comb.
(34) Now we must acknowledge that birds are a group of the feathered theropod dinosaurs that evolved the capacity of powered flight.
(35) Besides showing that four-winged flight was not a fluke, the new species, Anchiornis huxleyi, named in honor of Thomas Henry Huxley, is the earliest known feathered dinosaur.
(36) Given the full detail of the findings, Dr. Prum said, "it was like writing the first entry in a Jurassic field guide to feathered dinosaurs."
(37) As a result breeders produced the many striped, feathered and marbled varieties that are included in the genus " tulipa " today.
(38) Some paleontologists now say Archaeopteryx may have been a feathered non-avian dinosaur.
(39) Joe is an avid bird watcher. He has always been fascinated by our fine feathered friends.
(40) In some places, mobs tarred and feathered those who violated the boycott.
(41) A tiny feathered "thumb," the alula, improves flight control. The protruding shaft on the first wing feather makes a loud, rustling sound—adding acoustics to the visual display.
(42) The discoveries of feathered dinosaurs have provided some of the most significant evidence supporting the dinosaurian origin of birds from China.
(43) On board, they tarred and feathered an effigy of the President.
(44) The results showed that with the increase of austempering temperature, the bainite morphology changes from needled lower bainite to feathered upper bainite then to ear of wheat like then flakiness .
(45) Asian breed of large fowl with dense plumage and feathered legs.
(46) With feathered blonde hair, natural lips and precisely shaped eyebrows, Paris Hilton (right) wound back the clock 30 years, to the pinup days of Charlie's Angels' Farrah Fawcett.
(47) The feathered theropod dinosaur is of great importance to scientific studies on origin and early evolution of bird, origin and early evolution of feathers as well as origin of bird' s flight.
(48) All flying creatures possessed of blood have feathered wings or leathern wings; the bloodless creatures have membranous wings, as insects.
(49) Familiarizing yourself with your local birds – those that are easily seen in your backyard, neighborhood or nearby park – can help you learn about your regular feathered visitors.
(50) These feathered giants have the longest wingspan of any bird - up to 11 feet ( 3.4 meters )!
(51) Creatures that have feathered wings are classed as a genus under the name of 'bird'; the other two genera, the leathern-winged and membrane-winged, are as yet without a generic title.
(52) He should be tarred and feathered for what he has done.
(53) "I'd probably be arrested, tarred and feathered, if I stepped off a plane in Berlin," Calagione told me.
(54) Any of the class Aves of warm - blooded, egg - laying, feathered vertebrates with forelimbs modified to form wings.
(55) It'solidified into a tall Cherokee brave, bare - chested, wearing buckskins, feathered spear in his massive hand.
(56) A tiny well-preserved fish specimen can yield its finder the equivalent of 25 cents, enough for a hot meal. A feathered dinosaur can earn several thousand dollars, a year's income or more.
(57) And they're not exactly exotic jungle fowl. In fact, they're our more familiar feathered friends.
(58) In East Haddam, Connecticut, a loyalist doctor was tarred with hot pitch, feathered, and rubbed with pig dung.
(59) Gigantoraptor had long arms, bird-like legs, a toothless jaw, and probably a beak. There are no clear signs as to whether it was feathered.
(60) Tail and britches densely coated and heavily feathered. The Tibetan Mastiff is shown naturally.
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