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Fly, a paired naayééʼ naal’eełí (Vegavis iaai) are flying over Antarctic elasmain Morrosaurus antarticus whiled it is looking at the above after heard a loud honk.

As you can see, two fossilized member of Antarctic dinosaurs (especially include true bird) are from Lopez de Bertodano formation dating back in latest Cretaceous period.

At first, the reason I make Vegavis fly because these are living descendants of the dinosaurs and the latter this one could be “Honk” as a true fossilized voice box has been discovered as suggested non-avian dinosaurs could used a better duck or goose-like sounds than mania used a lion-like roar.

Another was Morrosaurus have a feather-like filaments after Kulindadromeus or technically Tianylong since this one lived in southern environment for cold winter months. Also since this is a basal Elasmaria, this is used to be Gondwanan iguanodontia, but later to place back to basal Ornithopod or actually Thescelosaurinae a subfamily.

Description
Fly, a paired naayééʼ naal’eełí (Vegavis iaai) are flying over Antarctic elasmain Morrosaurus antarticus whiled it is looking at the above after heard a loud honk.

As you can see, two fossilized member of Antarctic dinosaurs (especially include true bird) are from Lopez de Bertodano formation dating back in latest Cretaceous period.

At first, the reason I make Vegavis fly because these are living descendants of the dinosaurs and the latter this one could be “Honk” as a true fossilized voice box has been discovered as suggested non-avian dinosaurs could used a better duck or goose-like sounds than mania used a lion-like roar.

Another was Morrosaurus have a feather-like filaments after Kulindadromeus or technically Tianylong since this one lived in southern environment for cold winter months. Also since this is a basal Elasmaria, this is used to be Gondwanan iguanodontia, but later to place back to basal Ornithopod or actually Thescelosaurinae a subfamily.