An ancient feathered creature dug up in northeastern China is the largest winged dinosaur ever found. The fossil of the prehistoric raptor - named Zhenyuanlong suni - is so well preserved that scientists have been able to reconstruct its impressive plumage, from the tiny feathers on its head and neck, to the larger quill pen-like feathers that sprout from its tail and substantial wings.
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