Translation of "Urvogel" in English

But the jaw is still like an ancient bird.

The “primeval bird” archaeopteryx lived 150 million years ago.

Archaeopteris is considered to be the first tree and is therefore a similar specialty to Archaeopteryx, the first bird.

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The primeval bird from Solnhofen (Archaeopteryx) gives us a rough idea of what the ancestors of the birds (Aves) may have looked like.

A giant prehistoric bird has been sighted in the Duckburg woods. A $1000 reward has been offered for its capture.

During his flight Donald runs into the prehistoric bird – which turns out to be a human joker whose zipper has jammed, too.

Further, the Urvogel has 3 front-toes and a long rear-toe (Hallux), to the fork-leg (Furcula) of healed collarbones and a to the back directed shame-leg (Os pubis).

The two star attractions of the Natural History Museum are without a doubt the Archaeopteryx, the oldest known flighted bird, and the Giraffatitan skeleton, one of the largest animals known to have walked the Earth.

Petrifactions country-living in birds are extremely rare - reached the 3 Urvögel into the muddy settlements of the law-sea through any process very happy for the science and preserved there fast - while findings of petrified unairworthy Meeresvögel, numerous from the later chalk-time, are known.

On the other hand, the Urvögel show already a series of typical bird-characteristics: a well developed plumage with typical bird-feathers, largely together deformed skull-bones, lower leg and foot-bones: Shin (tibia) and tarsi (Tarsalia) merge to the Tibiotarsus and further tarsi with metarsals (Metatarsalia) to the Tarso-Metatarsus or "run", so that the "heel-joint" actually is a joint like with the present-day birds between the tarsi (Intertarsalgelenk).

Since the anatomical differences of the found copies are low, one assigns all "Urvögel" of this an Art of Archaeopteryx lithographica.