[Right Wing Professor]

Which was a bird. Try to keep up.

Archaeopteryx was a bird certainly, one of those birds with clawed hands, a bony tail, and teeth.

Know of any other birds like that?

[DittoJed2]

Hoatzins and Ostriches and apparently other bird species have claws on their wings. Baby birds are born with a tooth like appendage that helps them get out of their shell, so they must have the genetics to form teeth. And, a bony tail could be just a micro-evolution adaptation of a creature or some strange genetic mutation. It doesn't turn him into part dinosaur or indicate that he is a transitional species at all. Further, feathers and scales are quite different and one can not become the other. They don't have the right make up for that.

[VadeRetro]

Archaeopteryx was a bird certainly, one of those birds with clawed hands, a bony tail, and teeth.

Under the feathers, Archy looks so much like an ordinary dromaeosaur that sometimes anti-E's claim it's just an ordinary dromaeosaur fossil with feather impressions faked about it.

(This claim too has been thoroughly debunked.)