CMSâs RAI Version 3.0 Manual CH 4: CAA Process and Care Planning. of the MDS related to nutritional status (Section K). When it is completed, the MDS provides a. foundation for a more thorough assessment and the development of an individualized care plan.
But birds can be very colorful. There is mounting evidence that birds are related to dinosaurs. In fact, in a National Geographic article (v. 196, no. 5, p. 98-99) on feathered dinosaurs, C. Sloan (1999) paints T. rex hatchlings with feathers. Some dinosaurs may have been colorful.
Yes, probably T-rex do lay eggs and in pairs. They have found eggs from other members of the tyrannosaurid family in at least one site of the Gobi desert. However, no T-Rex eggs found so far. Like any predator, they were not as common as the herbivore.s are birds. T. rex had a furcula (wishbone) as do birds. Birds only lay small clutches of eggs and practice parental care, often brooding. Reptiles lay significantly more eggs and by and large do not practice parental care much past hatching. Reply. 3 yearsy ago #6. veryarmot.rex.