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Archaeopteryx

Misconception

Evolutionists point to the Archaeopteryx fossil as the
only evidence to support their claim that "birds
evolved from dinosaurs". The latest discoveries,
however, prove that this creature is simply an extinct
Areconstruction
of Archaeopteryx bird species.

he most important intermediate form candidate that evolutionists refer to is a 150
million-year-old fossil bird called Archaeopteryx. Evolutionists claim that this fossil bird
T was a semi-dinosaur which could not fly properly.
This evolutionist claim proven false over and over again, collapsed for good with an
Archaeopteryx fossil unearthed in 1992.
The absence of a "sternum", that is the chest bone, in this creature, which is essential for flight
muscles, was held up as the most important evidence that this bird could not fly properly. The
seventh Archaeopteryx fossil unearthed in 1992 revealed that the chest bone that evolutionists
have long assumed to be missing actually existed. The presence of this bone proved that
Archaeopteryx was a flying bird. 34

Feathers indicate that
The bones are hollow as
Archaeopteryx is a warm-
in modern birds.
blooded and flying
creature.

The newly discovered 7th
specimen of Archaeopteryx
preserves a keeled sternum,
which indicates that this bird
had strong flight muscles like
modern flying birds.

Some birds today also
have similar "claws" on
their wings.

The teeth in its jaw are no
evidence of its alleged
relationship with reptiles.
Analyses show that the tooth
structure of Archaeopteryx
was very different from that
of modern reptiles.