About: Scansoriopteryx

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Scansoriopteryx ("climbing wing") is a genus of maniraptoran dinosaur. Described from only a single juvenile fossil specimen found in Liaoning, China, Scansoriopteryx is a sparrow - sized animal that shows adaptations in the foot indicating an arboreal (tree-dwelling) lifestyle. It possessed an unusual, elongated third finger. The type specimen of Scansoriopteryx also contains the fossilized impression of feathers.

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rdfs:label	Scansoriopteryx
rdfs:comment	Scansoriopteryx ("climbing wing") is a genus of maniraptoran dinosaur. Described from only a single juvenile fossil specimen found in Liaoning, China, Scansoriopteryx is a sparrow - sized animal that shows adaptations in the foot indicating an arboreal (tree-dwelling) lifestyle. It possessed an unusual, elongated third finger. The type specimen of Scansoriopteryx also contains the fossilized impression of feathers.
sameAs	dbr:Scansoriopteryx
dcterms:subject	Jurassic dinosaurs Dinosaurs of Asia Feathered dinosaurs Coelurosaurs
unranked family	Maniraptora
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Name	Scansoriopteryx
Caption	Artist's impression of Scansoriopteryx.
fossil range	Late Jurassic or Early Cretaceous, 152 Ma
Species	(Czerkas & Yuan, 2002 ) * S. heilmanni
Genus	(Czerkas & Yuan, 2002) Scansoriopteryx
Class	Reptilia
Suborder	Theropoda
synonyms	(Zhang et al., 2002) * ?Epidendrosaurus
Family	Scansoriopterygidae
Order	Saurischia
Image width	200(xsd:integer)
Superorder	Dinosauria
abstract	Scansoriopteryx ("climbing wing") is a genus of maniraptoran dinosaur. Described from only a single juvenile fossil specimen found in Liaoning, China, Scansoriopteryx is a sparrow - sized animal that shows adaptations in the foot indicating an arboreal (tree-dwelling) lifestyle. It possessed an unusual, elongated third finger. The type specimen of Scansoriopteryx also contains the fossilized impression of feathers.

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