Today, being "birdbrained" means forgetting where you left your keys or wallet. But 66 million years ago, it may have meant the difference between life and death—and may help explain why birds are the only dinosaurs left on Earth.
Did Tertiary birds survive the K-T extinction event because they had bigger brains?
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Why didn't dinosaurs evolve into intelligent species during the 300 million years of their existence, but then it took only 65 million years for other animals, that emerged after the asteroid catastrophe
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Cretaceous-Period Bird from China 'Had Dinosaur Skull
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What are some good resources for animal behavior/animal intelligence/convergent evolution of animal intelligence? - Quora
Multiphase progenetic development shaped the brain of flying archosaurs
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Bird brains left other dinosaurs behind
Dinosaur Predation in the Fossil Record - Digital Atlas of Ancient Life
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