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Years: 166 ma
Species: P. bradleyi
Structural changes: Some of the features that Proceratosaurus has is no fingers, and a crest on top of its head.
New Adaptations: An adaptation the Proceratosaurus had was the nasal crest. This was to reduce bending stresses on the skull when biting.
Geographic/environmental selection differences: Proceratosaurus would live in warm climates on the British Isles.

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Years: 160 ma
Species: G. wucaii
Structural changes: The Guanlong has the same structural changes. Although, the Guanlong has arms and fingers to be able to catch prey. The Guanlong also lots the majority of its feathers.
New Adaptations: Some adaptations the Guanlong had were its long arm with 3 fingers that curved with claws. The Guanlong also had a flat oval-shaped crest that ran from its nose to its eye which was considered a weapon.
Geographic/environmental selection differences: Guanlong lives in forested environments and withstands warm and humid summers and dry winters. This would be different from a Proceratosaurus because Proceratosaures would only live in warm climates.

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Years: 130 ma
Species: E. lengi
Structural changes: The Eotyrannus is different from the Guanlong because it completely lost its crest on its head.
New Adaptations: Has long arms/fingers, long legs, and a rectangular snout. This would help them catch prey quickly and be able to grab them.
Geographic/environmental selection differences: Eotyrannus lived in the Isle of Wight. This would be different from the Guanlong because the Guanlong would live in forested areas while the Eotyrannus would live in beachy and watery areas.

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Years: 79 ma
Species: Torosus
Structural changes: The Daspletosaurus is different from the Eotyrannus because it increased in size but decreased its size in its arms. It also lost all its feathers.
New Adaptations: The Daspletosaurus had small two-fingered hands, almost like a T-rex but smaller.
Geographic/environmental selection differences: Daspletosaurus would live in a coastal plain with windy rivers and streams or swampy and upland areas. The climate would be warm and temperate. This would be different from the Eotyrannus because the Eotyrannus would live in watery areas that were beachy while the Daspletosaurus would live in many different areas.

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Years: 68 ma
Species: Tyrannosaurus
Structural changes: The T-rex is different from the Dasploetosaurs because the T-rex is bigger than the Dasploetosaurs. Although many of its features are the same.
New Adaptations: The T-rex had sturdy and long legs and its forelimbs were reduced. They also had huge heads with large cutting, serrated teeth to help them in their environment.
Geographic/environmental selection differences: T-rexes live in forests, near rivers, and in areas that were open in the heat. This would be different from Daspletosaurus because Daspletosaurus would live in coastal plains while T-rexes lived in forests.

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Years: 67 ma
Species: Heyuannia huangi
Structural changes: The Heyuannia is different from the T-rex because the Heyuannia decreases in size. The Heyuannia loses its teeth and starts to get a beak and wings instead of arms.
New Adaptations: An adaptation would be their nesting behavior. This would help in their environment because they would be able to make a nest.
Geographic/environmental selection differences: Heyuannia lived in forestry areas that have warm and humid climates. This would be different from the T-rex because the T-rex would live in open areas that were very hot while the Heyuannia would live in warmer and humid areas.

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Years: 66 ma
Species: Asteriornis
Structural changes: The Asteriornis Maastrichtensis is different from the Heyuannia because it starts to gain its feathers and get smaller. It also loses its big wings with a narrow beak.
New Adaptations: Is able to adapt to different environments which would help the Asteriornis Maastrichtensis not have to eat much.
Geographic/environmental selection differences: The Asteriornis Maastrichtensis lived in warm climates in Belgium nearby coastline. This would be different from the Heyuannia because the Heyuannia lived in forestry areas that were humid.

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Years: 40 ma
Species: Paraortygid
Structural changes: The Scopelortyx Klinghardtensis is different from the Asterionis Maastrichtenis because its legs get smaller. The Scopelortyx Klinghardtensis starts to form a tail.
New Adaptations: An adaptation would be the shoulders and chest bones which would support the body from danger.
Geographic/environmental selection differences: The Scopelortyx Klinghardtensis lived in the mountains of Namibia. This would be different from the Asteriornis Maastrichtensis because the Asteriornis Maastrichtensis lived in coastline areas that were warm.

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Years: 5 ma
Species: Phasianidae
Structural changes: The Gallus Gallus is different from the Scopelortyx Klinghardtensis because it begins to look like a chicken. The Gallus Gallus starts to form a comb and a wattle.
New Adaptations: Some adaptation is the ability to fly. Since the Gallus Gallus has the ability to fly, it would be able to get out of danger. Another one would be the beak and claws since the Gallus Gallus would be able to peck the floor to find food.
Geographic/environmental selection differences: The Gallus Gallus lives in forestry areas. This would be different from the Scopelortyx Klinghardtensis because the Scopelortyx Klinghardtensis lived in mountainous areas. Scopelortyx KlinghardtensisScopelortyx Klinghardtensis

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Years: Now
Species: G. Gallus
Structural changes: Chickens today have many structural changes. They have similar features to dinosaurs but lost most of their functions. Chickens today don't have teeth, but years ago dinosaurs related to chickens had teeth to help them eat. Another change would be their feet. Chickens have kept the way they use their feet/claws over the years. Dinosaurs would use their claws to defend themselves and now, chickens are also using their claws to defend themselves from predators.
New adaptations: Throughout the years, chickens have gotten new adaptations. Some of their adaptations would be their teeth and how they don't use them anymore since they are well cared for in the environment. Chickens are fed easy food to consume which would be the reason why they have adapted from having teeth. Another adaptation would be on their body and bones. Chickens have adapted the weight of their bones to make them lighter which will allow them to fly a bit.
Geographic/environmental selection: Chickens live in tropical jungle areas. Other chickens live in coops. The majority of chickens are kept in safe areas. If they are not kept in safe areas like coops then they could possibly die. Most chickens need shelter for any type of weather like; thunderstorms, drenching rain, strong winds, extreme heat, and bitter cold. This is different from most dinosaurs because they could withstand most of these types of weather since they were made to withstand the weather.
Hypothesis: In the future, chickens must have lots of care. Chickens have to live in coops for weather protection and a safe place to rest. If anything were to happen then chickens might have a smaller chance of survival. This is where the chicken has to adopt more survival skills. Some of these adaptations could be on their weight so they can be able to fly away from any bad situations or improve their claws to be able to defend back in any situation.

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https://cosleyzoo.org/chickens/#:~:text=Adaptations%3A,for%20food%20and%20defend%20themselves.
https://www.jurassic-pedia.com/proceratosaurus-bradleyi-sf/
https://australian.museum/learn/dinosaurs/fact-sheets/guanlong-wucaii/
https://australian.museum/learn/dinosaurs/fact-sheets/proceratosaurus-bradleyi/#:~:text=Proceratosaurus%20lived%20in%20what%20is,ago%20during%20the%20Middle%20Jurassic.
https://australian.museum/learn/dinosaurs/fact-sheets/eotyrannus-lengi/
https://a-dinosaur-a-day.com/post/179843210535/scopelortyx-klinghardtensis

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Chickens Gallus domesticus Description: Chickens come in many different breeds and a variety of colors. Almost all breeds of chickens have a featherless comb on their heads and wattles under their chins. Females (hens) typically have shorter tails and smaller combs and wattles than the males (roosters).