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I examined the photo, and write-ups in several publications, and I have to admit they are reasonably convincing.
But since so many fossils have been faked, multiple specimens from different sources must be presented before a skeptic like me would be even remotely convinced. I would also have to read what Dr. Feduccia reports, since he is one of the more rationally-minded evolutionists.
Are there other specimens?
BTW, I am on record in this forum with my belief that, from an interpretation of Genesis and intertestamental literature, the animal kingdom was genetically corrupted prior to the flood. Therefore, nothing in the fossil record would completely surprise me.
That said, evolutionists have such a poor track record with the truth, the old adage, "trust but verify", must be subordinated to "verify, then trust".
One other point: a long chain of transitional forms would be required to reasonably prove macroevolution.
Dan
There are a ton of theropods flowing in with evidence of feathers. This is something that is a relatively recent discovery, but theyre here.
Maniraptora - Wikipedia
Troodontidae - Wikipedia
Dromaeosauridae - Wikipedia
Jinfengopteryx - Wikipedia
Aurornis - Wikipedia
Eosinopteryx - Wikipedia

You're trying to fight a small battle, while a much larger war is hammering down on young earthers. If this were baseball, you would be fighting to steal a base, while we are scoring grand slams.
The guy in the youtube video already dropped the ball by not providing evidence that mesozoic flamingos existed.
You have this other youtube video with a guy saying that the fossils go from sea to land, but in the case of whales, they dont. And these fossils match the DNA.
Really, ultimately it doesnt even matter if it was the main line of theropods that had feathers, or if it was some other theropod group. It just doesnt matter, because the point is that we are hot on the trail, fine tuning the specific details. The war is won, its just a discussion of the fine details.
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Ill leave you with my previous points.
Feel free to post evidence for ancient flamingos. I already know they dont exist, but if you think they do, feel free to try to show me. Preferably through means that are beyond the capacity of a youtube video.
We have a fossil succession that matches DNA phylogeny. You can watch all the youtube videos you want about some guy talking about trilobites. Im telling you that its there, and its real, and there are hundreds of thousands of research papers on it.
There are dinosaurs with feathers. Or if you want to be super picky and defensive, at the least, there are archasaurs with feathers that have theropod features. I dont think any scientist denies this. But feathers are just one piece, the point is that, they are found back to back in the succession, just as DNA relatedness demonstrates, and they depict a succession.
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