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Brazil’s oldest bird fossil



The animal had feathers, the size and the delicacy

of a hummingbird, but with some crucial differences: a

beak full of teeth and a pair of huge tail feathers, for

example. It is Brazil’s oldest bird, whose fossil remains

5 date back to 115 million years ago, and was discovered

in the interior of the State of Ceará.

There were already indications that birds, or maybe

feathered dinosaurs, had lived in the area currently known

as Chapada do Araripe because isolated feathers had

10 been found before in the rocks of the region. The new

fossil, however, should bring much more accurate data

on the evolution of birds, as the entire animal is preserved

with articulated skeleton, soft tissues (like tendons),

feathers and pigments.

15 The fossil discovery is described in an article in the

scientific journal “Nature Communications”, written by a

group of Brazilian and Argentine paleontologists led by

Ismar Carvalho, from the Federal University of Rio de

Janeiro, and Fernando Novas, from the Argentine Museum

20 of Natural history.

Carvalho explains that, for now, the team chose

not to give a formal scientific name to the fossil. For the

time being, it is certain the animal belongs to the group

Enantiornithes, primitive birds characterized, in most

25 cases, by the presence of teeth, which show that they

are “daughters” of carnivorous dinosaurs. Enantiornithes

have no living descendants today – modern birds descend

from another group: the Euornithes.

Brazil’s northeastern plateau is rich in spectacularly

30 preserved fossils, in particular those of pterosaurs (flying

reptiles), but this is the first bird found there and the

most complete of all Gondwana supercontinent, which

incorporated South America, India, Africa and Antarctica

in the era of the dinosaurs.

BRAZIL’S oldest bird fossil. Disponível em: . Acesso em: 8 maio 2016. Translated by Juliana Calderari.

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“Enantiornithes have no living descendants today” (l. 26-27)

This sentence can be exactly rephrased as

Enantiornithes _______ living descendants today.



The alternative that completes this blank correctly is

A
mustn’t have had many.


B
can’t have lots of.


C
didn’t use to have.


D
have a few.


E
don’t have any.

Soluções para a tarefa

Respondido por MartinsPaulino
3

Respostar:

Resposta certa sera E

Explicação:

Respondido por lovattoana
3

Resposta:

E don't have any

Explicação:

Enantiornithes have no living decendants today.

A espécie não tem nenhum decendente vivo atualmente.

Enantiornithes don't have any living decendants today.

dodon't have any tem o sentido negativo e no presente, que é o que a tradução precisa.

Espero ter ajudado

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