Re: Questions that evolutionist can’t answer
You're seriously going to trot out answersingenesis.org as a reliable source on anything scientific? If you could be bothered to conduct some more advanced research, you would know that of the references cited in that article, the first two are not from a published paper, but from comments in the Forum section of the magazine. The article cited for the last five references does not exist in the issue # given. The author does work for New Scientist, but as a general science writer, not an expert in the field.
Contrary to what I had been expecting, the paleontologist who made the comments actually does exist, and really does work at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. He was talking solely of archeoraptor being a composite, not of all feathered dinosaur fossils being fakes. Here are some more recent discoveries from his team:

"Four-winged" Dinosaurs Reported by Chinese Scientists


A dinosaur with long display ''feathers'' on its tail
Originally posted by Jedediah
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Contrary to what I had been expecting, the paleontologist who made the comments actually does exist, and really does work at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. He was talking solely of archeoraptor being a composite, not of all feathered dinosaur fossils being fakes. Here are some more recent discoveries from his team:

"Four-winged" Dinosaurs Reported by Chinese Scientists


A dinosaur with long display ''feathers'' on its tail
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