New find in Therapod-type of dinosaur shows bird-like egg production features, not purely reptilian egg production features.

This is yet another clue that evolution occurs on the macro scale (species transformation).

And this is yet another challenge for the religious-science forces to have to deal with.

Remember that real science modified its theories to conform to real factual evidence.

Religious-science starts with a set of faith principles that are unalterable regardless of what real factual evidence is discovered. And religious-science then either disregards real factual evidence, or interprets those real facts so that those facts appear to fit within the unalterable religious principles.

Real scientists do not accept the scholarship of the religious scientists, generally speaking. Real scientists make progress in science by accepting the peer-reviewed and verifiable scholarship of other real scientists.

We advance real science by applying real scientific principles. We do not advance real science by subjecting facts to a religious test to see how those facts appear to fit within faith doctrines.

You are reading this text because of real science, including hundreds of years of mathematical advances. Those mathematical advances were anti-religion in the sense that the math suggested things about the universe that were a threat to faith, like the age of the universe, etc.

But the real mathematical scientists plodded ahead, despite the religious controversies, leading to the development of theories about electrons etc, leading to micro-circuitry and computers and television monitors and much more, and as a result you are reading this text.

CNN.com - Scientists find eggs in dinosaur mom - Apr 15, 2005: “Theropods, (which means ‘fierce footed’) were carnivorous, bipedal reptiles believed to be the ancestors of modern birds. The clues provided by the Chinese discovery suggest that the dinosaur had a reproductive system with some similarities to ancient reptiles and some to modern birds.

Like crocodiles and some other modern reptiles, this dinosaur had two ovaries and oviducts. But unlike crocodiles, which lay an average of 50 eggs at a time, the dinosaur had the birdlike characteristic of producing one larger, shelled egg at a time.”