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What made pterosaurs good at flying?
They had strong muscles, skin-covered wings, and bones that were long and hollow.
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What is considered the first bird?
Archaeopteryx.
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What did later birds develop to become better fliers?
Adaptations like lighter bones and beaks.
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baam
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How did wings develop in early insects?
Wings developed from parts of their bodies that helped them move in water.
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Why did early insects develop wings?
To move from plant to plant, glide, and escape predators.
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What animals were the first to develop wings?
Early insects.
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What is the name of the largest flying animal ever?
Quetzalcoatlus.
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How well could Archaeopteryx fly?
It could fly, but not very well.
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What helped bats power their flight?
Muscles in their chest.
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How big was Quetzalcoatlus?
It had a wingspan of 11 m and weighed about 200 kg.
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When did the last appearance of flight happen in animals?
55 million years ago.
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What features did Archaeopteryx share with reptiles?
Teeth, fingers with sharp claws, and a tail with bones.
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