Buscando Los Colores De Dinosaurios
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Olvídate de los colores aburridos, parece que los dinosaurios podrían haber tenido colores muchos más brillantes. Eso dice el estudiante de postgrado de Yale, Jakob Vinter, en la revista Science. Él y sus colegas investigaron las plumas fosilizadas de Anchiornis huxleyi, un dinosaurio que vivía hace 150 millones de años. Encontraron melanosomas, las microfábricas que producen el pigmento melanina. El análisis de Vinther sugiere que el dinosaurio llevaba un plumaje sorprendentemente brillante. Translated by Aleszu Bajak Viewed 156 times.
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