By Ken Ham
Back in 2019 I blogged about a new “dinosaur” discovery—a “non-avian theropod” with bat-like, membranous wings. In my blog then, I quoted paleontologist Dr. Gabriela Haynes, who studied the research paper and supplemental materials. Based on the actual documented evidence (and freed from underlying assumptions about evolution and millions of years), Dr. Haynes argued that this so-called “dinosaur” may have been a bird that may, or may not, have had “bat-like” wings. Well, this bird is in the news again.
This time around, Ambopteryx longibrachium and another presumed membranous-winged creature, Yi qi (discovered in 2015), are making headlines for …read more
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