Australia: The Land Where Time Began
It was about 1 m long and possibly and was possibly insectivorous. It had long pennaceous (contour feather) tail feathers and the feathering of its neck was dense. They had a single large claw in their arms and well-developed olecranon (funny bone).
Links
- Dinosaurs of Australia and New Zealand, John A. Long, USNW Press, 1998
- Feathered Dinosaurs: The Origin of Birds, John A. Long & Peter Schouten, CSIRO Publishing, 2008
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