So stu, that, according to you is a lie , by which I assume you mean a deliberately dishonest statement. I did do a quick check on sources favourable to the evolutionary paradigm and it seems that some dinos evidently had feathers , though I did not actually see feathers. Seems though that most had scales. You did not provide a date for the cmi quote so I don't know if they were correct at the time. For that matter I don't know if they might still be correct. But , as acknowledged in the quote, feathers or not, is not important to the issue as far as creation is concerned. Of course, for evolutionists who are pushing the dino to bird doctrine, it is far more important.                                        And , not that creation stands or falls on the answer, what are the significant differences between pikaia and Lancelot please.