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Re: Are birds really smarter than non-avian dinosaurs?
JAMES ARONIS writes:
> What about a Pterosaur brain in comparison to avian brains? I
> remember there was some research that revealed considerable
> increase in certain areas of the pterosaur brain, but don't recall
> the specifics.
I think you're remembering --
Witmer, Lawrence M., Sankar Chatterjee, Jonathan Franzosa &
Timothy Rowe (2003). Neuroanatomy of flying reptiles and
implications for flight, posture and behaviour. Nature 425,
30 October 2003, pp950-953.
http://www.digimorph.org/specimens/Anhanguera_santanae/Witmer_02048.pdf
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