Are chickens and other raspberries a modified form of dinosaurs?

 

 You must have seen filmland like Jurassic Demesne and Jurassic World in which a type of dinosaur T- Rex is wreaking obliteration. But did you know that this dangerous type of dinosaur is still around us in a new form, but we eat it in our daily routine? Yes, it may be hard to believe, but scientists believe that T- Rex and the dino-stuffers of the same species are nearly related to chickens and other modern raspberries. But how this is possible is a  mystery. But now there has been significant progress towards working the mystery as a new study has revealed some new details after assaying the archconservative of a strange creature. These fossils are of a strange beast whose body was like a  jeer but the skull was that of a dino glutton and scientists believe these fossils are 12 million times old. Experts formerly sufficiently important agree that modern raspberries are primarily descended from large rapacious dino theropods( Trex was also a type of dino). These dinosaurs floated the earth millions of times, but scientists don't know how this gigantic beast ultimately took the form of a  jeer.

 The fossils set up so far were either dinosaurs or raspberries, so a hoot with a dinosaur skull is considered truly important. It has been named Cratonavis zhui and this strange creature can be considered between the long-tagged Archeopteryx and Ornithothoraces, the ancestors of modern raspberries. 10- time-old child finds 60 million-time-old Diana glutton eggs Archeopteryx was the long study to be the only link between raspberries and dinosaurs because it had jeer- suchlike bodies but a large tail and dinosaur-like back. But over time,  fossils of multitudinous ancient jeer- suchlike beasties came to light, and in the 1990s, scientists linked Ornitho Thoraces as the ancestor of modern raspberries. The Chinese Academy of Science examined CT reviews and this helped them to the original shape of the bones and skull of the creature. This helped them recreate the original shape of the bones and skull of the creature.

 A new species of duck-billed dinosaur was discovered After all the analysis, the researchers determined that the skull of this creature is similar to that of T- Rex, a dinosaur. Neha said that the shoulder reviews indicated that the creature could have stabilized itself in space and also displayed a great deal of strictness. The results of this disquisition were published in the journal Nature Ecology and Evolution. Although the findings will help to some extent in understanding when the mammoth T- rex began to take the form of modern-day chickens or other raspberries, there is still important to be learned.