How we finally figured out the color of dinosaur feathers

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Describing the plumage coloration of Anchiornis huxleyi was like writing the very first entry in the Field Guide to Jurassic Dinosaurs. Read on.

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What evidence is there that dinosaurs had leathery reptilian skin as depicted in photos? Has evidence of any skin survived in some way that it's leathery vs more like bird skin?

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