breast·bone (br st b n )n. See sternum. |
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And if the Angels conveniently overlooked this fact and emerged from the weekend with their breastbones jutting out, well, there's probably no harm in that. However, Chatterjee says that Protoaviswas a much more advanced bird than the Archaeopteryx fossils, which lack keel-like breastbones and were poorly suites for flight. |
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