Animals
The Evolution of Large Bird Brains
A recent study that reconstructed the avian brain’s evolution found that non-avian dinosaurs and birds had relatively comparable brain sizes at the point when the Cretaceous Period ended. After the Cretaceous extinction event, their brain-body scale relationship dramatically shifted.
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