Originally Posted by LindaLou
In the case of Onychonycteris, there are several details about it which make it a good transitional. Apart from the extra claws (modern bats have two at most), it has hind limbs which are long in proportion to its forelimbs, unlike modern bats in which the situation is reversed.
Unlike which modern bats? They said the lack of echolocation was unlike modern bats, but their vision was demonstrably selective.

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This is a trait the fossil species shares with climbing animals. While Onychonycteris has a keeled breast bone, similar to those that allow modern bats and birds to fly rather than glide, its wings were broad and short. This combination of traits is likely evidence that this bat ancestor alternated to some degree between gliding and flapping.
How many gliding birds can you name that have broad, short wings; as opposed to longer, narrower wings? (I won't even mention aircraft, lest some poor reader be caught sipping a beverage.)

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