The 99-Million-Year-Old Hatchling Fossil Ended The Evolution Journey Of Birds
Harun Yahya
In 2014, a Burmese Amber (tree resin) fossil dating back 99 million years was discovered in Myanmar. The fossil was exhibited in museums in 2017. The fossil, which was initially thought to be a saurian by many, contained the remains of a newly-hatched bird. As a result of studies carried out by researchers from China, the US and Canada, it was stated that the fossil belonged to the Cretaceous period (145 to 66 million years ago); the bird's neck, skull, clawed foot and a partial wing were preserved in the amber. However, the scientists stated that the tissues in the fossil are damaged and there are no usable DNA samples.
International news website based in New York – USA, Rescue News, published Harun Yahya’s article “ The 99-Million-Year-Old Hatchling Fossil Ended The Evolution Journey Of Birds" on October 15th 2017. You may read the article at the below links.
