Figure 1: Dilong paradoxus.
Figure 2: IVPP V11579.
a, Skeletal reconstruction showing preserved bones.
Figure 3: Integumentary structures of IVPP V11579.
a, b, Filamentous integumentary structures along the dorsal edge of the distal caudal vertebrae, photograph (a) and linedrawing (b). c, d, Close-up of the integumentary structures showing the simple branching pattern, photograph (c) and linedrawing (d). Not to scale.
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China Dinosaur Fossils Article, Liaoning Province : http://science.nationalgeographic.com/science/prehistoric-world/china-fossils/
