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According to the passage, the drawing of an Anchiornis ----.
Influenced by the common misconception, films such as
Jurassic Park show dinosaurs with tough, leathery,
rhino-like skin, but it has since been proven that many
dinosaur species were feathered. In a study, a group of
scientists have analysed the fossilised remains of the
bird-sized dinosaur Anchiornis, which lived 160 million
years ago. The specimen has particularly well-preserved
feather details, a feature that is usually lost during
fossilisation. Covering its body, Anchiornis had unusual
contour feathers plumage not used in flight that were
soft and V-shaped, at around one to two centimetres in
length. Longer flight feathers emerged in layers from all
four of the animal’s limbs. Anchiornis seems to have
needed extra flight feathers because theirs were not
zipped together like a bird’s, and so generated less lift.
Fossil feathers in particular are very hard to interpret for
scientists because they are preserved as flat stains
derived from the feather pigments. So, making an
illustration of the dinosaur was very tough, but
the researchers worked closely with a scientific
illustrator and came up with the most accurate depiction
of a dinosaur ever.