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The 21 pages that link to Feathered dinosaur, each with the reason it gives.

• BirdRelated: They show that feathers evolved before modern bird flight.

• FeatherNarrower topic: Feathers also served functions in dinosaurs beyond powered flight.

• DinosauriaBroader topic: Their fossils demonstrate that feathers evolved among dinosaurs before modern birds.

• DinosaurBroader topic: Feather fossils helped establish the close evolutionary relationship between dinosaurs and birds.

• AvialaeCompared with: The distinction matters because possessing feathers alone does not make a dinosaur an avialan.

• Dinosaur renaissanceBroader topic: Fossils of feathered species strengthened the anatomical case connecting theropods and birds.

• Jehol BiotaNarrower topic: Jehol fossils supplied exceptionally detailed evidence that feathers were widespread among dinosaurs.

• ManiraptoraBroader topic: Their fossil record documents integumentary diversity across maniraptoran branches.

• Evolution of birdsRelated: Feathers appeared in dinosaur ancestors before they became specialized for bird flight.

• DromaeosauridaeRelated: Feather evidence places dromaeosaurids within the broader history of dinosaur feathers.

• CoelurosauriaRelated: Feathers occur across multiple coelurosaur branches, not only among birds.

• DeinonychusRelated: Fossil relatives show that Deinonychus lived within a dinosaur lineage associated with feathers.

• MicroraptorNarrower topic: Microraptor is among the clearest examples of elaborate feathers in a non-avian dinosaur.

• AnchiornisRelated: Its preserved plumage places Anchiornis among the best-known feathered dinosaurs.

• Yixian FormationNarrower topic: Yixian fossils supplied influential evidence that feathers were widespread among theropods.

• Bird wingRelated: Their fossils show that feathers existed before modern bird wings evolved.

• TyrannosauroideaNarrower topic: Tyrannosauroid fossils contribute evidence that feathers were widespread beyond birds.

• TroodontidaeRelated: Feather evidence places troodontids within the wider evolution of feathered theropods.

• YutyrannusRelated: Yutyrannus provides unusually direct evidence of extensive feathering in a large dinosaur.

• AlvarezsauridaeRelated: Fossils and evolutionary relationships indicate feathers were widespread among alvarezsaurids.

• IncisivosaurusRelated: Fossils and its evolutionary position place Incisivosaurus among feathered dinosaurs.