Thanks to video games, we've chased dinosaurs, fought dinosaurs, ridden on top of dinosaurs, and even just straight-up been dinosaurs.
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Dinosaurs -- "we should say extinct non-avian dinosaurs, because birds are dinosaurs too" -- also evolved feathers.
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Dinosaurs — especially feathered dinosaurs — I think I have this idea where I'll do proper watercolors of feathered dinosaurs.
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Some people like dinosaurs and other people are dinosaurs ... well, sort of.
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In our world only the toothless group of birds (Aves) survived among the dinosaurs (remember, all birds are dinosaurs, but not all dinosaurs are birds).
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Hopefully, exhibits like "Dinosaurs Among Us" at AMNH, along with traveling exhibitions like "Dinosaurs Take Flight," will help to influence and update the public conception of dinosaurs, as well as reinforce our acceptance that birds are living dinosaurs.
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"People who study non-dinosaurs say dinosaurs get all the attention," he said.
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Dinosaurs are the ancestors of birds—that is mainstream science—birds are living dinosaurs.
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I'm not saying it was the dinosaurs... but it was probably the dinosaurs. Â
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Pterodactyls lived at the same time as the dinosaurs—but somehow, they're not actually dinosaurs.
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"We can't be dinosaurs and trying to revive coal is making us dinosaurs," says Santer.
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Meat-eating dinosaurs, including Saltriovenator, belong to a group of two-legged dinosaurs known as theropods.
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We're happy that they've made dinosaurs so popular, they just aren't quite the right kind of 'dinosaurs.
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Down there was another sun, beautiful valleys, a lost tribe of Israel or two, and dinosaurs. Dinosaurs!
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The smartest dinosaurs were about as smart as birds (which, after all, are descendants of dinosaurs), and the smartest dinosaurs then were not as smart as the smartest birds today, such as crows.
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Nublar got ravaged by dinosaurs, of course, because every Jurassic picture is about things being ravaged by dinosaurs.
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Among the victims were giant marine reptiles and dinosaurs (with the exception of birds, which are feathered dinosaurs).
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The case for warm-blooded birds being dinosaurs became so strong that, by inference, the dinosaurs were warm-blooded.
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Archaeopteryx is a family of bird-like dinosaurs that represents a transition from non-avian feathered dinosaurs to modern birds.
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Dinosaurs are the big game to fossil hunters, and these were some of the biggest plant-eating dinosaurs ever found.
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The site also features prints from smaller ornithopod dinosaurs and "chicken-sized" theropod dinosaurs, alongside trampled tracks from other sauropods.
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This introduced dinosaurs to a whole new generation, and this newer image of dinosaurs as an active, energetic, and intelligent animal.
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"Dinosaurs from Australia are extraordinarily rare, and most Australian dinosaurs are represented by just a few bits and pieces," he says.
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And while we talk about the fall of the dinosaurs, tens of thousands of species of dinosaurs are still among us.
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Since dinosaurs are reptiles, Bhullar suggests that other primitive dinos might taste similar to crocodiles, which share a common ancestor with dinosaurs.
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There simply aren't enough games where you can hunt dinosaurs, and there are even fewer that feature dinosaurs that are also robots.
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What Killed the Dinosaurs Was More Devastating Than an AsteroidFor nearly 40 years, paleontologists have argued over what really killed the dinosaurs.
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GUTFELD: This is exactly -- this is the way to do it, it is to have some joy, some fun, and dinosaurs. Dinosaurs.
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It's like the prophecy of Ellie Sattler in Jurassic Park came true: Man creates dinosaurs, dinosaurs eat man, woman inherits the Earth.
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Of course, dinosaurs did not go extinct during that event because birds are dinosaurs, so let's get that out of the way.
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The so-called bird-hipped Ornithischia includes the herbivorous spiky-tailed stegosaurs, tank-like ankylosaurs, horned dinosaurs, duckbills and dome-headed dinosaurs.
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Hungry Dinosaurs May Be the Reason Humans Need SunscreenIllustration: Jim Cooke, photo: ShutterstockWhat do blind cavefish, dinosaurs, and sunburnt humans have in common?
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These dinosaurs, unlike the bird-like dinosaurs and carnivores they studied, were four-legged, plant-eating animals who needed to chew their food.
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Dinosaurs in your surrounding area will appear on an in-game map, and certain types of dinosaurs will be unique to specific locations.
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Gizmodo: Before we get into dinosaurs, we'd like to learn a bit more about your new book, The Rise and Fall of Dinosaurs.
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Consequently, there are more fossils of younger, smaller dinosaurs than there are of bigger, older dinosaurs, resulting in a kind of selection bias.
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The Dinosaurs Among Us app, created in partnership with the American Museum of Natural History, lets you place dinosaurs in your real-life environment.
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Famous lizard-hipped Saurischians include Tyrannosaurus rex, (and many of the other bipedal carnivore dinosaurs, called theropods), whereas Ornithischians included dinosaurs such as Stegosaurus.
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In the "Dinosaurs Among Us" exhibition, visitors can see how some dinosaurs evolved into a variety of birds such as chickens, sparrows and pigeons.
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An article on Friday about "Dinosaurs Among Us," at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, misidentified the closest living relatives of dinosaurs.
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As a near-universal rule, kids love dinosaurs -- if you weren't obsessed with dinosaurs as a kid, you almost definitely know someone who was.
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"I hope we can find more of these dinosaurs to learn about the dinosaur bird transition and the evolution of flight in dinosaurs," he added.
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WEEKEND An article on Friday about "Dinosaurs Among Us," at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, misidentified the closest living relatives of dinosaurs.
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And that means it not only lived and evolved while dinosaurs walked the Earth -- it also survived and even thrived as the dinosaurs went extinct.
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Birds, many meat-eating dinosaurs and some plant-eating dinosaurs are known to have had feathers, though these looked different from those seen on the pterosaurs.
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These long-necked dinosaurs—aptly named titanosaurs—were longer than Jumbo Jets and weighed about 70 tons, making even dinosaurs like Brontosaurus look small in comparison.
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DID dinosaur eggs hatch quickly, like those of birds (which are dinosaurs' direct descendants), or slowly, like those of modern reptiles (which are dinosaurs' collateral cousins)?
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But that image of dinosaurs shrugging off gunfire for dramatic purposes pops up fairly often in action movies where dinosaurs and modern weaponry somehow co-exist.
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The series stars a cast of anthropomorphic dinosaurs who can "dinovolve" into their ancestral dinosaur forms and who drive spaceships that are also shaped like dinosaurs.
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His new book "The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs," telling the story of dinosaurs from their origin to extinction, was just published by William Morrow.
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It lived alongside meat-eating dinosaurs about 20 feet (6 meters) long, as well as armored dinosaurs, turtles, shrew-sized mammals and flying reptiles called pterosaurs.
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Death to the dinosaurs The gravitational interactions among TNOs may also explain another strange event: the extinction of the nonavian dinosaurs about 65 million years ago.
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This analysis projected the origin of feathers back to the common ancestor of pterosaurs and dinosaurs, namely ornithischians (plant-eating dinosaurs) and theropods (two-legged carnivorous dinosaurs and the ancestors of all birds)—a branching that occurred during the early Triassic, around 250 million years ago.
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Your book The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs: A New History of a Lost World looks at the world of the dinosaurs in a new way.
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Since mammal diversity didn't explode until dinosaurs were out of the way, maybe our own lineage would still be scurrying around at the feet of giant dinosaurs.
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The slab offers unique insights into the behavior of dinosaurs and early mammals; possibly some of the dinosaurs were looking to make a meal of the mammals.
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"Dinosaurs evolved colored eggs before birds evolved—and the reason birds have colored eggs is because they were present in their ancestors, the nonavian dinosaurs," he told them.
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This misconception persists in popular representations of dinosaurs today, even though it has been long-established that dinosaurs&apos closest living relatives are birds and crocodilians, Clarke explained.
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That opens up new research like reconstructing the size and shapes of the brains of dinosaurs and comparing them with those of modern birds, which descended from dinosaurs.
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All the other dinosaurs studied produced plain white eggs, indicating a single evolutionary origin of egg color in eumaniraptoran dinosaurs that was passed on to their bird descendants.
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Image: Darla ZelinitskySince birds are "living dinosaurs" and since other attributes of avian reproduction seem to trace back to Cretaceous ancestors, most paleontologists figured that dinosaurs also hatched quickly.
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Hadrosaurs were common in western North America and other parts of the world during the Cretaceous Period, representing an important plant-eating group alongside armored dinosaurs and horned dinosaurs.
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Some scientists think they're derived from coelurosaurs, a subgroup of dinosaurs that include Tyrannosaurs, while others believe they're derived from neovenatorids, a family of dinosaurs in the Allosaurus family.
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Rapetosaurus was among the world's last dinosaurs Sauropods —" a long-necked, long-tailed, vegetarian group of dinosaurs —" were long known for growing incredibly in size between birth and adulthood.
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Recently, for instance, I attended a media preview of the American Museum of Natural History's new special exhibit "Dinosaurs Among Us" which explores the link between dinosaurs and birds.
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The statues are collectively known as the Crystal Palace Dinosaurs, although they comprise many non-dinosaurs such as a ground sloth, Irish Elk, and marine reptiles in the mix.
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Dinosaurs — even the Tyrannosaurus rex — likely had feathers.
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"The dinosaurs won, dicynodonts went extinct, and tiny synapsids—early mammals—lived for a long time in the shadow of the dinosaurs during the Jurassic and the Cretaceous," said Niedźwiedzki.
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They looked at hyoids in dinosaurs and in their closest living relatives, birds and crocodilians, to see if they could lick the problem of tongue-wagging capabilities in extinct dinosaurs.
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Volcanoes are a callback to the extinction event that killed off dinosaurs in the first place, but they are also a plot device that requires that the dinosaurs be relocated.
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Dinosaurs are roaming the Earth once again - sort of.
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The findings do, however, give us an interesting new picture of what dinosaurs were really like—and makes us wish we could build a Jurassic Park to see the dinosaurs dance[Theropod courtship: large scale physical evidence of display arenas and avian-like scrape ceremony behaviour by Cretaceous dinosaurs]Image Credits:University of Colorado Denver
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Now, the scientists believe they will be able to find differences between male and female dinosaurs of this kind (theropod dinosaurs), and learn more about the evolution of egg-laying in birds.
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Now at the University of Edinburgh, and not content to focus on just one aspect of dinosaurs, Brusatte studies the origin and early evolution of dinosaurs, the anatomy and genealogy of carnivorous theropods, such as T. rex and its relatives, the evolution of birds, and the mass extinction of dinosaurs at the end of the Cretaceous.
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Study author Kaitlyn Gaynor of the University of California, Berkeley, draws a comparison between humans and dinosaurs, pointing out it was only after the dinosaurs&apos extinction that mammals emerged from the dark.
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They were an easy sell for me: I loved dinosaurs (still do), and wanted to live in Fred, Wilma, Barney, Betty, Pebbles, and Bam Bam's world, where dinosaurs were part of everyday life.
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In The Rise and Fall of Dinosaurs, paleontologist Steve Brusatte tells the story of dinosaurs, from their start in the Triassic period to their end in the Cretaceous period 215.19 million years later.
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As the mammals did in our history, this means that the dinosaurs in the northern regions would have to evolve shaggier fur (well, feathers in the case of dinosaurs) in order to survive.
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By this reckoning, dinosaurs and men would have coexisted, and thus the replica ark contains a number of model dinosaurs, representing those brought by Noah along with the rest of the animal kingdom.
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Because birds, alligators, and dinosaurs all descended from archosaurs, a lineage that flourished in the Triassic Period, the new study provides clues about the auditory systems of dinosaurs by studying their extant cousins.
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"Skeletons of dinosaurs from Australia are very rare," said University of Queensland paleontologist Matthew Herne, noting that Diluvicursor brings to only 19 the number of Australian dinosaurs that have been named to date.
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But it seemed a bit strange to herald someone as the last of the dinosaurs when there was a distinct possibility that all the other dinosaurs were dead only because he'd killed them.
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For instance: Did you know that dinosaurs were actually feathered?
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And as we all know, birds are descended from dinosaurs.
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Random people passing by also enjoyed looking at the dinosaurs.
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But dinosaurs didn't have telescopes, so it didn't really matter.
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Dinosaurs, with their tremendous size, may have caused similar processes.
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Medullary bone is only present in female living dinosaurs, i.e.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Could humans go the way of the dinosaurs?
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Suddenly, you have flying dinosaurs, which we now call birds.
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Some of these also resembled dinosaurs that appeared much later.
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MUNCHIES: What is the evolutionary relationship between chickens and dinosaurs?
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Not everything was big during the time of the dinosaurs.
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To say that birds evolved from dinosaurs isn't entirely accurate.
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So these dinosaurs would probably just scare away potential predators.
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Brusatte: We used to think dinosaurs were dumb lumbering brutes.
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And then there were the people dressed up as dinosaurs.
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Dinosaurs: Cool shapes, but the flavors are not particularly distinguishable.
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Related Student Opinion | How Do You Think Dinosaurs Went Extinct?
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The link between dinosaurs and birds has been well established.
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You can hang framed illustrations of dinosaurs on your walls.
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"2 dinosaurs + 2 unicorns = tornado," Duff wrote out using emojis.
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That led to an explosion of public interest in dinosaurs.
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Image courtesy Chris RodleyMerging dinosaurs and drawings of random staircases?
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Or do you have to know where the dinosaurs died?
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Another was the asteroid believed to have killed the dinosaurs.
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Dinosaurs aren't typically sexy, but Nicole totally pulled it off.
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Dinosaurs may be scary, but they've got nothing on volcanos.
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Giant cloud men, snakes in cargo shorts and arcade dinosaurs.
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So you want some tips for hunting robot dinosaurs, huh?
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They were the only stand at Bauma with animatronic dinosaurs.
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New animals, dinosaurs, wizards, zombies, and fairies are also included.
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During this whole stretch of time, dinosaurs were in control.
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He played soccer and loved cars, dinosaurs, and being outside.
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The trick is to never become one of the dinosaurs.
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Particularly when it comes to our modern image of dinosaurs.
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So far, Riley has received more than a hundred dinosaurs.
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Myth: We don't know what caused the dinosaurs' mass extinction.
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For one, dinosaurs lived a very, very long time ago.
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Paleontologists have discovered that many dinosaurs were covered in feathers.
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What Dinosaurs showed was how foolish any gender bias is.
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But I'm glad he's there, because dinosaurs are good boys.
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First he says he doesn't believe in dinosaurs at all.
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First, that humans and dinosaurs lived at the same time.
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Scientist estimate that dinosaurs went extinct 66 million years ago.
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Bloody dinosaurs rip apart human beings and rip them around?
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People from every era coexist with dinosaurs and giant robots.
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And of course many of the dinosaurs are glorious species.
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Once considered basketball dinosaurs, the Raptors are beginning to soar.
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Trilobites Dinosaurs reigned supreme for more than 160 million years.
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Trilobites When the dinosaurs are away, the mammals will play.
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Activists dressed as dinosaurs rally against former Exxon Mobil Corp.
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These mammals did not lurk in the shadows of dinosaurs.
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Older workers may be made to feel that they're dinosaurs.
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"The dinosaurs found themselves holding some bad cards," he said.
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"We know now that many dinosaurs were dancers," Horner said.
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Brusatte: The Triassic was the rise of dinosaurs, when the first humble dinosaurs were trying to make their way in a world recovering from a devastating mass extinction that nearly wiped out all life.
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In 2006, researchers uncovered penguin fossils from a species called Waimanu, which led them to believe that modern birds lived around the time of dinosaurs and survived the conditions that killed off the dinosaurs.
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That seems pretty run-of-the-mill, but the Teleocrater is special because it was around before dinosaurs even properly existed, which means it may change the way paleontologists think about how dinosaurs evolved.
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The titanosaurs were the largest dinosaurs that ever lived and the last sauropod group remaining at the end of the Cretaceous Period, 65 to 70 million years ago, just before all dinosaurs went extinct.
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I, for one, am immensely fond of Ornithischian ("bird-hipped") dinosaurs, especially because they are so much further removed from anything today compared to the Saurischians, or "lizard-hipped dinosaurs," from whence birds sprang.
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This fascinating kinship between dinosaurs and birds is explored in detail in "Dinosaurs Among Us," an exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) in New York City opening on Monday, March 21.
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Right now, I can still go to the dinosaurs and sell something at the dinosaur companies, and I can go to the new companies ... Do you actually call them dinosaurs when you go see them?
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Small, juvenile fossils of larger dinosaurs are equally important to researchers as adult specimens because paleohistology, or the study of fossil bone microstructure, can be used to show how the dinosaurs grew as they aged.
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We've learned that dinosaurs cooed rather than roared; how they replaced their teeth; the evolution of flight; the complicated evolutionary relationship between birds and dinosaurs; and we've discovered a wealth of previously unknown dinos, too.
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ABOUT THAT POSITION I really don't care that much about dinosaurs.
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Theropods were bipedal dinosaurs and most, but not all, were carnivorous.
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They can make tools and have feathers and they're also dinosaurs.
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But, boy, when it did, it went large—the dinosaurs emerged.
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It demonstrates how strong the link is between dinosaurs and birds.
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Do they just need to go away, like dinosaurs or what?
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But indirect evidence suggests these ticks drank from dinosaurs as well.
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Oviraptor eggsPhoto: Wikimedia user Gerbil (Wikimedia Commons)Dinosaurs laid colorful eggs.
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But yes, I wish they would put feathers on the dinosaurs.
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Netflix is the poster child for new technology upending the dinosaurs.
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After all, birds evolved from tiny, meat-eating dinosaurs called theropods.
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Their demise came roughly 20 million years before the first dinosaurs.
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The elephants are The Jungle Book's version of Jurassic Park's dinosaurs.
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Dinosaurs that blow bubbles and turn monsters into fruit and candy?
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Creating more dinosaurs doesn't seem like a healthy way to go.
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When I got into dinosaurs, I was a little bit older.
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Teleocrater maintained a crocodile-like ankle bone, unlike birds and dinosaurs.
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Robinhood brought commissions down to zero where the dinosaurs can't compete.
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You take this money and buy this boy all three dinosaurs.
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Most likely, according to Reisz, these dinosaurs had thin, scaly lips.
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But among those plus-sized dinosaurs, the Savannasaurus was a middleweight.
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They could have helped dinosaurs camouflage themselves, or scare predators away.
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I would see the dinosaurs marching around and killing each other.
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Flowers inevitably die, chocolates mysteriously disappear from the box, but dinosaurs?
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The whales could easily have gone the way of the dinosaurs.
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For the time being, then, the dinosaurs still have the advantage.
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THAT the dinosaurs went out with a bang is well known.
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Like all other raptor dinosaurs, it would have been fully feathered.
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Amazingly, the dinosaurs sell for a paltry $8-30 million apiece.
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The mammal cohorts of the dinosaurs were small, furry nocturnal creatures.
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This is much earlier than we thought dinosaurs got so big.
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Before there were birds, mammals and dinosaurs, horseshoe crabs were here.
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But seriously, we need to talk about bringing back those dinosaurs.
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Dinosaurs appeared on an island, and you have to fight them.
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"But when the dinosaurs were gone it freed them," DePalma said.
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"Dinosaurs," from Jim Henson Productions, ran on ABC from 1991-94.
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"Tyrannosaurs were not long-lived dinosaurs by any means," Persons said.
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Would dinosaurs have chowed down on this fungus, or avoided it?
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T-Rex on the brain Is your kid obsessed with dinosaurs?
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Some evidence suggests that jellyfish were around prior to the dinosaurs.
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As any child can tell you, dinosaurs, not birds, invented feathers.
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This includes everything from worms and dinosaurs to amphibians and humans.
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I remember devouring books about dinosaurs, outer space, geology and evolution.
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It's challenging what scientists know about feathered dinosaurs from that era.
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Learn about all the new, new dinosaurs at Curiosity Stream here.
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And so were dinosaurs, so solvers also get a giant IGUANODON.
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This is more like: 'Dinosaurs: Are they like birds or reptiles?
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" Dinosaurs seen later in the film felt reminiscent of "Ice Age.
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From "crackpot theory" (birds are dinosaurs) to textbook in 433 years.
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Finally, we offer a point of broad consensus: Dinosaurs are cool.
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"What took out the dinosaurs was a meteor impact," he said.
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The fossils were found with others, like phytosaurs and other dinosaurs.
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Runaway trim has been on Boeing's emergency checklist since the dinosaurs.
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Unlike dinosaurs, these herbivorous animals had short necks and large skulls.
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In prehistoric times they most likely bothered dinosaurs in their nests.
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For example, Kent said, the cycle could explain why dinosaurs had such a restricted geographical range during the Late Triassic, and why tropical dinosaurs didn't spread further and dominate until the close of the Triassic Era.
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Instead, the dinosaurs we see aren't so much dinosaurs as they are a compilation of different animals — a genetic mix designed to look how the average person might assume a creature from the Jurassic Period looks.
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And this is where the real fun begins in "Dinosaurs Among Us." The organizers have set up an interactive station that lets visitors assemble their own dinosaurs and watch them fly — in a variety of modes.
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Then it didn't make sense to change the dinosaurs in the later films, he added, because the whole premise was that "we went out and got this DNA and that's what the resulting dinosaurs looked like."
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So many new fossils of these Triassic-age dinosaurs from so many parts of the world have revealed this unexpected story that dinosaurs didn't just spread around the world like some infectious virus the moment they originated.
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It just so happens that virtually all dinosaurs had feathers (whether Jurassic Park chooses to admit that or not), so it's conceivable that the new technique could be used to determine the color schemes of certain dinosaurs.
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For the first time ever, scientists found something different in these fossils: evidence of "proto-feathers from meat-eating dinosaurs," a press release reported, making this the initial discovery of feathered dinosaurs at such a high latitude.
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But it's dinosaurs, so it's the cover of The New York Times.
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But I'm kind of glad the dinosaurs went extinct, to be honest.
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Created by a neighbor, Jackson took an immense affinity to the dinosaurs.
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"Overall, banks are dinosaurs," Bohli said in the interview before the conference.
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The last, 66 million years ago, ended the reign of the dinosaurs.
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Then came the great discoveries of actual feathers on dinosaurs in China.
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The dinosaurs didn&apost gobble up all the attention this weekend, however.
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"We think that dinosaurs found themselves holding some bad cards," Erickson said.
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And a crazy billionaire has resurrected dinosaurs to live in it, see?
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Steve Brusatte: There are so many books about dinosaurs aimed for children.
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But the important thing is that many dinosaurs definitely had big brains.
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Their distant ancestors were small, agile, two-legged dinosaurs known as prosauropods.
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"It'll be the same as us having never seen dinosaurs," he said.
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That's a clue that the "reaper" might have fought with other dinosaurs.
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Dinosaurs have come and gone, many dying, others living on as birds.
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The illustrations involve portals that would apparently let a person see... dinosaurs.
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There's no real explanation as to why some dinosaurs didn't come back.
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Jurassic has forgotten what made people love this franchise. Real. Tangible. Dinosaurs.
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Then why do crocodiles, the closer relatives to dinosaurs, have exposed teeth?
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I was like, 'I have to come and see the baby dinosaurs.
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It's a little Lego Duplo set featuring a few friendly looking dinosaurs.
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And people thought I was ridiculous for still being afraid of dinosaurs.
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"Was that attraction going to be dinosaurs, an aquarium, mummies?" said Safdie.
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Some 66 million years ago, the dinosaurs had an apocalyptically bad day.
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In the case of the dinosaurs, the catastrophe was an asteroid impact.
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We may indeed see people who have only one metric as dinosaurs.
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The dinosaurs could still be wiped out, but new species will emerge.
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So there are still, I call them the six old white dinosaurs.
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If that's not enough, it has both rocket packs and space dinosaurs.
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For the next 10m years or so, however, dinosaurs are nothing special.
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Related: Saturn's rings, moons may be younger than dinosaurs Why destroy Cassini?
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It hit me during this scene: These new movies literally cheapen dinosaurs.
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But it wasn't just the dinosaurs that got clobbered by the asteroid.
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He opened a theme park with life-sized dinosaurs on Queensland's coast.
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On the other hand, a space rock also killed off the dinosaurs.
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This is an open world RPG in which you hunt robot dinosaurs.
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Initially, scientists thought that huge dinosaurs evolved in a very specific way.
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The "dinosaurs" that inhabit the land are remnants of Earth's forgotten past.
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SL: There's going to be a moment when those feel like dinosaurs.
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What do you do when your co-worker doesn't believe dinosaurs existed?
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Said they saw me on a skateboard on an island of dinosaurs.
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In dinosaurs, as in plenty of other animals, color patterns aren't random.
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Something dramatic happened to the local environment, and the dinosaurs were gone.
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We humans now wear the crown that once belonged to the dinosaurs.
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So it's assumed that Delos could make dinosaurs if it wanted to.
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The murder-swan is a reminder that modern-day birds are dinosaurs.
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For example, dinosaurs probably didn't look the way your textbook depicted them.
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The one that killed the dinosaurs was 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) across.
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But when dinosaurs wreak havoc across the island, the campers are stranded.
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It's widely accepted that many dinosaurs had feathers and bird-like features.
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This doesn't mean we can bring dinosaurs back, the research team cautioned.
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You have to build yourself a shelter and dinosaurs can kill you.
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Dinosaurs will once again walk the Earth... at least in your phone.
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This time the dinosaurs leave the park and rampage in a mansion.
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There are even hints of weaponized dinosaurs being sold to the military.
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It's ageist — which is weird, since the dinosaurs are dead, not old!
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Dinosaurs roamed and ruled the Earth for hundreds of millions of years.
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And by anything, I mean which aspect ratio dinosaurs look best in.
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But there were many feathered dinosaurs that did not fly, like Wulong.
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Its contemporaries would have been Microraptors, small feathered dinosaurs that resembled birds.
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All the dinosaurs were coldblooded and dragged their tails on the ground.
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It tells us how dinosaurs and their closest relatives evolved and spread.
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Unlike with dinosaurs, the horse's bones were dehydrated and not yet fossils.
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Then you may already know what certain dinosaurs may have tasted like.
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For example, an asteroid wiped out the dinosaurs 66 million years ago.
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Something about dinosaurs spurs on many children to some rather advanced learning.
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Combined, this data revealed how quickly the dinosaurs could replace their teeth.
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The discovery may help our understanding of how dinosaurs evolved, and walked.
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The two feathers in amber are from different dinosaurs, the researchers said.
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It became a planet of mammals rather than a planet of dinosaurs.
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They might have killed the dinosaurs (bad for them, good for us?).
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"I think the dinosaurs are beautiful," Mr. Fang said in the statement.
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Unlike the dinosaurs from another of my childhood favorites, the Transformers' Dinobots.
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Now, the discovery of Ingentia prima—a member of the Lessemsaurid group of dinosaurs and an ancestor of sauropods—shows that some dinosaurs had acquired several key characteristics during the Late Triassic that paved the way toward gigantism.
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Elsewhere, we ran down the weirdest airlines that went the way of the dinosaurs, asked scientists what would happen if that meteor hadn't wiped out the actual dinosaurs, and dove into the weird world of height-enhancement scams.
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Scientists find new dinosaurs nearly every time they visit — notably in the Kaiparowits Formation, a fossil locality so rich that Grand Staircase turns out to be the best place on earth to study the extinction of the dinosaurs.
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"I sat down one afternoon with Steven and he was talking about the dinosaurs and he had all the art work for storyboards, in which all the dinosaurs were grey and brown, and not very interesting," Horner said.
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Other types of dinosaurs have also been found with bone cancer, some of which would have been malignant— duck-billed dinosaurs, for instance who lived during the Cretaceous period (which ran from about 149 to 66 million years ago).
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The discovery shows that, unsurprisingly, dinosaurs evolved sophisticated schemes to camouflage themselves (which also implies they had good vision), and that, because similar camo schemes exist today, dinosaurs must have lived in environments similar to ones we see today.
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He was taught that a lustful glance or a sip of wine would result in perpetual torment, and that the Quran was the literal and inerrant word of God; because the Quran didn't mention dinosaurs, dinosaurs had never existed.
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Dinosaurs is unlike any sitcom America has produced: an anti-capitalist, moralistic puppet show about a family of dinosaurs living on a swampland owned by the FruitCO corporation (a division of WeSaySo enterprises), run by a Trump-esque CEO.
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This collision did for the dinosaurs and many other sorts of animal besides.
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Research has also shown the dinosaurs were already in decline, reports The Guardian.
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When these animals and dinosaurs were alive, the valley was filled with trees.
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Gualicho lived during the Cretaceous Period, the final chapter in the dinosaurs' reign.
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As an aside, Antarctica did host dinosaurs, but not until the Jurassic Period.
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When an asteroid struck Earth 66 million years ago, dinosaurs were wiped out.
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But the prime minister of Singapore was more interested in the virtual dinosaurs.
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It also shed light on other species—plenty of dinosaurs had thick skulls.
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Gizmodo: The dinosaurs lived across three time periods, the Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous.
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Millions of years ago, dinosaurs roamed the land where Jensen, Utah, now sits.
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Scientists think this pterosaur had to settle for a diet of little dinosaurs.
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"Yeah, it's old fashioned and maybe we're dinosaurs in that regard," Werckman says.
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The wildlife is especially diverse, ranging from terrifying dinosaurs to strange walking plants.
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New additions include dinosaurs, genies, fairies, and even zombies in time for Halloween.
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And that was the subject of my follow-up book, The New Dinosaurs.
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In particular, we've learned a whole lot more about the rise of dinosaurs.
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Not really, but metaphysically, it could be said that dinosaurs engaged in foreplay.
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"This is one of the best preserved dinosaurs in the world," Brown said.
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The meteor has already hit, so don't worry about what the dinosaurs think.
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The last die-off happened around 65 million years ago, when dinosaurs disappeared.
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This is great if you're studying vertebrates like dinosaurs or lizards, for example.
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Also missing out were Django Django, Last Dinosaurs, Silversun Pickups and Jungle Giants.
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" A third kid of the same age was similar: "Unicorn. Poo. Lightning. Dinosaurs.
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Dinosaurs, for instance, began flourishing during the Triassic period 250 million years ago.
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"A missing link between dinosaurs and the common ancestor they share with crocodiles."
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Use their DNA to open a prehistoric theme park featuring cloned dinosaurs, obviously.
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You don't upend the entire energy status quo without bankrupting a few dinosaurs.
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And we thought, well that's going to kill all of the rock dinosaurs.
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He's got other toys now, other interests: Dinosaurs and Lego, Batman and Ninjago.
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Dinosaurs, with their exotic shapes and sizes, are powerful manifestations of deep time.
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Dinosaurs piloting rocket ships is a running gag in Bill Watterson's Calvin & Hobbes.
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From here, it is only one small conceptual step to dinosaurs in space.
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For example, was it the blast that killed the dinosaurs or the tsunamis?
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Even though the dinosaurs' bones were clearly tyrannosaur-like, certain features were unusual.
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"There are entire lost worlds of dinosaurs waiting to be found in Australia."
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"There were a few too many dinosaurs back in the day," he says.
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On a basic level, Island 359 is a virtual reality game about dinosaurs.
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Here's how to see where your hometown was when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
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They were close cousins of dinosaurs and they lived all over the planet.
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Dinosaur Truthers Dinosaurs are so awesome that they occasionally short circuit people's brains.
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"The dinosaurs would really struggle in our current, more temperate climate," Schwarz says.
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If it could happen to the dinosaurs, could it also happen to us?
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Dinosaurs, of course, had no way to prevent the asteroid that killed them.
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We already know that most dinosaurs were feathered and brightly-colored like birds.
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Dinosaurs didn't go extinct because of a giant asteroid collision or erupting volcanoes.
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But the robots looked like dinosaurs, and I found myself rolling my eyes.
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FIELD STATION: DINOSAURS (through Monday) Those other giants from the Meadowlands are back.
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This also accounts for the the Asian ankylosaurid dinosaurs moving into North America.
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Now, people online have compared her sleeves to everything from plants to dinosaurs.
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I think the public latched onto that and could empathize with dinosaurs more.
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Another idea is a 'Jurassic Park'-like island for tourists with robotic dinosaurs.
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These include dinosaurs that range from the massive Abelisaurus to the tiny Mononykus.
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A more birdlike brain would suggest dinosaurs were more intelligent than typical reptiles.
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Ultimately, he wants to show people that there's more to paleontology than dinosaurs.
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Steam locomotives went the way of the dinosaurs, driven to extinction by diesel.
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The sticking point for Reisz is the fragile enamel that covers dinosaurs' teeth.
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Do we criticize the comparison of the indigenous inhabitants of Australia with dinosaurs?
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And the uptick in asteroid collisions happened alongside the age of the dinosaurs.
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TRILOBITES Eggs of different colors evolved in dinosaurs before the appearance of birds.
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The superfamily that contains the tyrannosaurs includes more than two dozen other dinosaurs.
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It was one of a larger group of armored dinosaurs known as thyreophorans.
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"Fallen Kingdom" finds workers racing to save disobliging dinosaurs from an erupting volcano.
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We already know that many dinosaurs were feathered like birds and brightly colored.
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However, why dinosaurs first evolved feathers is still a big topic of discussion.
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Cinematic favorites like Triceratops, duck-billed dinosaurs and Tyrannosaurus rex traversed North Dakota.
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"The dinosaurs didn't go extinct in 20 years," she said with a smile.
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It also has fossil remains of a T-Rex, if you're into dinosaurs.
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His job is to study dinosaurs and then teach college students about them.
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The Wild Adventure features dinosaurs, as well as a miniature Bifengxia Panda Reserve.
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But two discoveries stand out for giving us an unprecedented look at dinosaurs.
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If there was a tooth fairy in the Cretaceous, dinosaurs kept it busy.
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Meet the 'Antarctic king' You probably didn't expect dinosaurs to live in Antarctica.
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I think a lot of her comments made these straighty, backwards dinosaurs uncomfortable.
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Cyrodrakon was carnivorous, feasting on a diet of mammals, lizards and baby dinosaurs.
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"Brands don't need these dinosaurs," said Stacey Widlitz, president of SW Retail Advisors.
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The discoveries have changed their understanding of how dinosaurs looked, sounded, and acted.
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The king of the dinosaurs took 20 years to reach its full potential.
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What was wrong with the dinosaurs Kong fought in the original 1933 film?
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"Studying dinosaurs is not NASA's primary, secondary or tertiary forte," Dr. Tucker said.
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"Hunting for dinosaurs showed me our place in the universe" by Kenneth Lacovara
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But Mark A. Norell, 58, the curator and chief of the museum's paleontology division, is just as excited about an exhibition opening March 21, "Dinosaurs Among Us," which he curated and which explores how one group of dinosaurs evolved into birds.
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This new site records two different types of dinosaurs — long-necked cousins of Brontosaurus and sharp-toothed cousins of T. rex — hanging around a shallow lagoon, back when Scotland was much warmer and dinosaurs were beginning their march to global dominance.
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As any first-grader can tell you, birds evolved from dinosaurs, but the pathway taken from terrible lizard to the graceful birds we see today isn't totally clear, nor is it obvious how the capacity of flight first emerged in dinosaurs.
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Based on an analysis of 74 types of dinosaurs and close relatives of dinosaurs, which examined 457 skeletal characteristics, they propose that hip-structure is not the be-all and end-all that Seeley and his successors thought it was.
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Mansourasaurus, which lived near the shore of the ancient ocean that preceded the Mediterranean Sea, is one of the very few dinosaurs known from the last 15 million years of the Mesozoic Era, or age of dinosaurs, on mainland Africa.
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At a preview of the new American Museum of Natural History exhibition "Dinosaurs Among Us," scientists gave a tip of the hat to Thomas Henry Huxley, the man who proposed in the 1860s that dinosaurs never really vanished from Earth.
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He likes to say of his book "Goldilocks and the Three Dinosaurs" that his insight was that when you find yourself in the wrong story—Goldilocks finally realizes that she is in a house occupied by dinosaurs—you can leave.
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Dinosaurs are out, for instance, because DNA has been found to have a half-life of 521 years, meaning that no trace of it could survive longer than 6.8 million years, about a tenth of the time since dinosaurs last roamed.
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Before there were dinosaurs, there was this creature: the 10-foot, long-necked Telocrater.
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There is a specific hill in Argentina where several young dinosaurs died centuries apart.
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Maybe the dinosaurs wouldn't have gone extinct if the giant meteor hit...somewhere else.
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Dinosaurs care about issues - they need to so that they don't go extinct again.
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Now it has just 15, since one of the dinosaurs caught fire yesterday morning.
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Pterosaurs and dinosaurs both appeared roughly 230 million years ago during the Triassic Period.
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Image: Manchester UniversityArchaeopteryx is one of the most intriguing dinosaurs in the paleontological record.
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You're a futuristic cave woman who hunts giant robot dinosaurs long after the apocalypse.
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It belongs to a group of dinosaurs called oviraptorosaurs, which have shortened, toothless skulls.
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The ride feature several other iconic dinosaurs from the film including the aquatic Mosasaurus.
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Guests can also navigate around dense forests among dinosaurs once aboard specially designed rafts.
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His stories of dinosaurs and the people who love them bring paleontology to life.
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When I was young, dinosaurs were analyzed as though they were cold-blooded reptiles.
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"They're really cute," Erickson said of the little dinosaurs "stuffed in" their fossilized eggs.
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Ornithischian dinosaurs, such as the triceratops, had more mobile tongues than the T-Rex.
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It's weird because these bones are also similar to what is found in dinosaurs.
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In Kentucky, there is a theme park devoted to Noah's Ark, complete with dinosaurs.
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But first, Kavanaugh, Democrats and Dinosaurs, that&aposs the focus of tonight&aposs Angle.
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Dino death Still sad over the dinosaurs getting wiped out by that massive meteorite?
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Massive herds of dinosaurs started fleeing Europe, and scientists are not sure exactly why.
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They evolved during the Permian period, millions of years before the first dinosaurs existed.
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The dinosaurs do seem to be a proper clade, with a single thecodont ancestor.
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But it had been a mystery whether dinosaurs were thriving before the asteroid hit.
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It therefore seems reasonable to believe that this was true for dinosaurs as well.
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Dinosaurs weren't able to do this, so they couldn't save themselves from the asteroid.
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Were the majority of dinosaurs wiped out instantly, or over a longer geological period?
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Some of [our] work shows that dinosaurs took over a year to reach maturity.
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Along the way I saw towering robot dinosaurs fighting each other amidst desert ruins.
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Birds first emerged over 150 million years ago when dinosaurs still ruled the Earth.
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After all, chickens were once carnivorous dinosaurs that stalked the Earth on giant drumsticks.
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This is high praise, considering Noel knows the names to at least eight dinosaurs.
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This is a super-cool specimen from a very enigmatic family of big dinosaurs.
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Scientists have found new evidence that bat-like dinosaurs once fluttered through the skies.
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And as we now know from this latest research, dinosaurs used it as well.
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Senter says that construction made it easier for dinosaurs to grab and clutch prey.
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We know they're scary dinosaurs, but watching any animal suffer or die is sad.
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Bajadasaurus was a sauropod, a wildly successful group of long-necked, four-legged dinosaurs.
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Just enjoy it, have fun, and watch these dinosaurs move and do cool things.
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Continuing along, Darren shows me life-size dinosaurs and all manner of jungle beasts.
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Unlike the rest of the map, it is a theme park dedicated to dinosaurs.
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She loves space and Frozen and can name dinosaurs I never even knew existed.
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Maybe an asteroid will crash into the earth, killing us off like the dinosaurs.
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This impulse to position dinosaurs in space has even spilled over into real science.
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"Dinosaurs in outer space are universal in terms of captivating kids," Uslan told me.
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On Reptilon, dinosaurs survived and developed into an intelligent species capable of interplanetary spaceflight.
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"If there can be dinosaurs in space, we can thrive there too," she said.
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Beast Battle Simulator does the same, but keeps the focus on animals and dinosaurs.
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Their suggestion could overturn over a century of theory about the evolution of dinosaurs.
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The new novel returns to a topic for which Crichton is most famous: dinosaurs.
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Dinosaurs are great, but mammals stole the show on several occasions this year, too.
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After all, we still have winged dinosaurs flapping around in every ecosystem on Earth.
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It shared the skies with flying reptiles called pterosaurs when dinosaurs dominated the land.
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"I don't believe dinosaurs existed," said Rams defensive end William Hayes in December 2015.
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Scientifically speaking, you couldn't get DNA samples from such a wide range of dinosaurs.
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I've read a dozen "we brought back the dinosaurs and they are mad" books.
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The dinosaurs couldn't cope, and all of them (except for a few birds) died.
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The company is on life support, and they haven't even tried making dinosaurs yet?
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The rest of it shows a lot of dinosaurs and people making bad decisions.
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Instead, it resembled the head crests of a group of duckbilled dinosaurs called hadrosaurs.
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It was warm to watch, like electricity, as if I'd seen the last dinosaurs.
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A Jurassic Park-like island filled with robotic dinosaurs to entertain residents and visitors.
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Field Station: Dinosaurs (Saturday and Sunday) Those other giants from the Meadowlands are back.
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Prior to this, the evidence of cannibalism in relation to dinosaurs had been sparse.
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Field Station: Dinosaurs (Saturday through Monday) Those other giants from the Meadowlands are back.
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In many ways, the discovery doesn't actually tell us all that much about dinosaurs.
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And like birds, lots of dinosaurs had three fingers and stood on two legs.
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The photos, which he tags with #dinodinaseries, chronicle the travels of his toy dinosaurs.
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The study says these dinosaurs likely ate hefty vegetarian diets of conifers and ferns.
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But the cinematic image of dinosaurs as rampaging people-eaters didn't click with Brusatte.
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But the clams were wiped out 66 million years ago, just like the dinosaurs.
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With its fuzzy feather coat, it revolutionized paleontology, suggesting that many dinosaurs had feathers.
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Simply put, the dinosaur is from Mongolia and you can't sell dinosaurs from Mongolia.
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They tested fossilized eggshells from 14 different dinosaurs and also ancient and modern birds.
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The dinosaurs went extinct 66 million years ago when an asteroid slammed into Earth.
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I had the opportunity to write a book involving pirates and dinosaurs (Dinotopia Lost).
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Another features a 5-year-old chatting with his dad about dinosaurs and music.
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They aren't much like the feathers on today's birds, the dinosaurs' modern-day descendants.
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Dinosaurs now live on as birds, albeit birds without faces full of needle teeth.
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For those familiar with North Dakota history, dinosaurs are just a part of life.
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Scientists are eager to understand the plumage differences between birds and these feathered dinosaurs.
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Dinosaurs are marching left; samurai are walking, riding, or being carried to the right.
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CreditCreditIllustration by Giacomo Gambineri In the summer of 1993, dinosaurs walked through America's theaters.
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So does this put the debate over what wiped out the dinosaurs to rest?
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They emerged no more than 100 million years ago, back when dinosaurs roamed Earth.
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Dinosaurs, confirmation hearings, and a surprise Medal of Freedom in this week's top photos.
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He added that the findings could help paleontologists better understand dinosaurs and their eggs.
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If there was a tooth fairy in the Cretaceous period, dinosaurs kept it busy.
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Everywhere he encountered fresh ruins, through which prowled huge mechanisms that resembled bloodthirsty dinosaurs.
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Look out your window - all those birds descended from the common ancestor of dinosaurs.
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Even non-flying dinosaurs like the Borealopelta were more reddish-brown than greenish-grey.
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Even back when dinosaurs ruled the world, the Washington, D.C. area was a swamp.
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So don't worry about what the dinosaurs think; the future of comedy is yours.
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Image: Gabriel Lio via University of Birmingham"What is nice is that Chilesaurus is a halfway animal, the missing link, between theropod dinosaurs and ornithischian dinosaurs, two groups that, until our study was published, were thought to be unrelated," Baron told Gizmodo.
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"I'd have to go way, way back because I have a 4-year-old who loves dinosaurs and I think it'd be kinda cool to see dinosaurs even though it's pretty scary cause they're kind of big," says Witherspoon about her son Tennessee.
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This New Dinosaur Looked an Awful Lot Like a ChickenMeet Jianianhualong tengi, a distinctly chicken-like dinosaur that lived 125 million years ago,…Read more ReadBirds evolved from dinosaurs, but dinosaurs didn't just suddenly become birds during the K-Pg extinction event.
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In this movie, a volcano at the Jurassic World theme park has erupted, sending the human protagonists and a handful of dinosaurs away from the island and into normal society which is fine for the humans but not so great for the dinosaurs.
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In a paper published on Thursday in the journal Scientific Reports, a team of scientists described a fossil of Tongtianlong limosus, a new species in a strange group of dinosaurs that lived during the final 15 million years before dinosaurs became extinct.
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Many researchers took these features to mean that the (thoroughly ectothermic) modern crocodiles are a relic of the transition from older coldblooded reptiles to endothermic dinosaurs and birds, a point of view that strengthened as paleontologists began accepting the idea of warmblooded dinosaurs.
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As far as we know, dinosaurs of the late Cretaceous period were rarely on fire.
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Illustration: Jim Cooke, photo: ShutterstockWhat do blind cavefish, dinosaurs, and sunburnt humans have in common?
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Gradually, some dinosaurs began growing more complex feathers and began to learn how to fly.
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If we fail to act, we are certain to suffer the fate of the dinosaurs.
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Jack Lewis, a scaffolder from the UK, has completely mastered impressions of a few dinosaurs.
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The discovery presents an interesting new perspective on the day-to-day lives of dinosaurs.
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So I decided I'd tell the whole story of dinosaurs without any images at all.
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What were the evolutionary pressures and environmental conditions that led to gigantism among the dinosaurs?
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Dinosaurs. So brace yourselves, because Lego has unveiled its Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom building sets.
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We see him taking control of his enemies, inanimate objects, and even, that's right, dinosaurs.
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Each group of these dinosaurs had its own "morphotype," or body plan, the researchers said.
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Scientists have unearthed the fossil of a pregnant reptile from the time of the dinosaurs.
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This could've left dinosaurs in fragmented habitats with limited opportunities to reproduce, according to researchers.
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"Run!" yells Pratt in a panic as dinosaurs charge forward, destroying everything in their path.
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They also hesitated to draw conclusions about the intelligence of dinosaurs from this particular fossil.
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I'm very sorry for what happened to dinosaurs and in particular for their existing aphasia.
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You may have heard of the one 65 million years ago that claimed the dinosaurs.
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Some birds, the evolutionary descendants of dinosaurs, consume more protein and calcium during breeding season.
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The presence of medullary bone shows a common trait among birds and non-avian dinosaurs.
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Image: Mark RichardsHow the dinosaurs went extinct is a contentious topic of endless scientific debate.
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Can't get enough of Donald Trump-inspired pee fantasies but wish they had more dinosaurs?
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In one of his dozens of books, he mused about bringing dinosaurs back to life.
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Fossils of blood-sucking bugs from the time of the dinosaurs had been discovered before.
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The goal is ostensibly to travel around and collect as many dinosaurs as you can.
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Before dinosaurs ruled Earth, something wiped out roughly 60% of all life on the planet.
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There are new wizards, witches, fairies, vampires, and also dinosaurs and a bearded man emoji.
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"In most exhibition halls they put 10 or 12 dinosaurs in one room," he observes.
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Ten years later she told me I was going to hell for believing in dinosaurs.
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That light left the area around the black hole just shortly before the dinosaurs vanished.
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Included are dinosaurs, a Pegasus, soldiers, Homer Simpson, sharks, robots and a beer bottle base.
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If Dinosaurs could walk the earth, why wouldn't we be able to talk to ghosts?
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" Geyer told me that dinosaurs and space are "topics [that] stand the test of time.
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As for dinosaurs, he said, scientists really can't tell how smart they may have been.
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Titanosaur embryos had previously been found at a nesting site, but baby dinosaurs are rare.
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"The dinosaurs in Jurassic Park were explicitly warm-blooded," paleontologist Scott Persons told Business Insider.
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They did not discover feather fossils, but suspect Moros had feathers, as did many dinosaurs.
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Though a terrifying predator, the "king of the dinosaurs" probably did not roar or sprint.
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Glaciers. Dinosaurs. The challenge of putting genies back into the bottles from which they came.
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He added that the brain, which is incomplete, does not tell us much about dinosaurs.
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Although each Jurassic movie is fated to essentially repeat the same idea—oh no, dinosaurs!
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If herons look particularly dinosaurian, that's mostly because, well, birds are directly descended from dinosaurs.
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This summer, she is hoping to try robotics camp, or maybe a week on dinosaurs.
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In 2015, it launched a hotel that was manned almost entirely by robots — some dinosaurs.
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A lonely chopper hovers overhead promoting Axwell Λ Ingrosso, one of the last EDM dinosaurs.
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These kids can rattle off the scientific names of dozens, if not hundreds, of dinosaurs.
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This is an alternate history, however, taking place in a world where dinosaurs escaped extinction.
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But if you, like me, like to see dinosaurs eat people — and boy, do I!
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The dinosaur's brain was big even for its size, suggesting higher intelligence than other dinosaurs.
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England is represented by Mount Kimbie and Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs; Sweden by DJ Seinfeld.
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The different dinosaurs varied in how much their body temperatures were higher than their environment.
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Whether dinosaurs were cold or warm-blooded has been a long-running debate among paleontologists.
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When dinosaurs ruled Earth, a team of paleontologists now believe, mammals were learning to fly.
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TIME TRAVELERIn Search of Dinosaurs and Other Fossils From Montana to MongoliaBy Michael Novacek368 pp.
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Besides their longevity, fossils of the species date back to the time of the dinosaurs.
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Many other dinosaurs found in Alberta were dated between 66 and 77 million years ago.
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And the fossils support the idea that penguins evolved quickly after the dinosaurs went extinct.
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Scientists know that birds evolved from dinosaurs, and Archaeopteryx is part of that evolutionary path.
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Our ancestors evolved tens of millions of years after the mass extinction of most dinosaurs.
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But for a creature so closely related to dinosaurs, it did not look very dinosaurlike.
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Early dinosaurs had both knifelike teeth for eating meat and flatter teeth for chewing plants.
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The 2017 translation keeps Rita (Elizabeth Banks) and Alpha (Bill Hader) but downplays the dinosaurs.
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It feels like a real old Manhattan dive of the sort that are becoming dinosaurs.
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It begins somewhere around a tiny violin: And then evolves into her playing with tiny dinosaurs: And then, uninvited, John Travolta shows up: But it doesn't stop there, no: Two John Travolta's in love with dinosaurs, naturally, and... is that a sad Keanu Reeves?
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WHEN, IN 1980, Luis Alvarez, a physicist, and his son Walter, a geologist, made public their theory that the dinosaurs were killed by a massive asteroid strike, it came as a curveball to palaeontologists, who believed dinosaurs had gradually died out through other means.
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The carcharodontosaurs are part of a larger dinosaur assemblage called theropods that encompasses all the carnivorous dinosaurs including the likes of Tyrannosaurus rex, which lived in North America at the end of the age of dinosaurs some 66 million years ago, as well as birds.
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So we asked paleontologists, who've been trying to figure out what dinosaurs sounded like for decades.
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As one editor (fearful of being quoted by name) put it: "The dinosaurs are being culled."
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At the heart of the question is whether the dinosaurs held back the diversification of mammals.
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Dinosaurs, this new research suggests, weren't the only large animals to romp around the Triassic landscape.
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Instead, the animal represents a kind of intermediary species somewhere between herbivorous dinosaurs and carnivorous theropods.
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Because of this belief in the reptile-like dinosaurs, they were portrayed in energy-saving postures.
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The fossil was found alongside the remains of three previously identified dinosaurs, known as Lessemsaurus sauropoides.
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The way to up the stakes in a movie with dinosaurs is to introduce a volcano.
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But the group represents a different archosaur lineage than dinosaurs, and they are not close relatives.
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But he does not think that dinosaurs were doomed to extinction before 66 million years ago.
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"I would say kind of the opposite," said Randall, author of Dark Matter and the Dinosaurs.
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Researchers previously found evidence that oviraptor dinosaurs had pigment in their eggs just like birds do.
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That's a pretty respectable run — but what if ABC brought Dinosaurs back for a new generation?
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Are you frustrated with Hollywood's unwillingness to show dinosaurs as they really were—feathers and all?
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And perhaps surprisingly, it turns out that many dinosaurs had big brains, which implies high intelligence.
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In the best case, the trillionaires will be lumbering dinosaurs—slow-moving targets for rising innovators.
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"We're actually seeing these dinosaurs interacting with each other and interacting with their environment," he said.
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Of course, the odds of the AI revolution including dinosaurs is an even bigger long shot.
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I like Mario and I like dinosaurs, so I would like you to explain this dinosaur.
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There are no dinosaurs in this Jurassic Park, but there is a leopard tortoise named Louie.
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Researchers drew the conclusion after analyzing lineages on the dinosaurs using fossil information and computing statistics.
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If Dinosaurs... FuckedA wizened Carcharodontosaurus (Al Pacino) lies entwined with a young, topless Iguanodon (Shailene Woodley).
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The asteroid collision that led to the extinction of the dinosaurs happened 63 million years before.
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Eventually it spirals into "gothic horror, except with dinosaurs," a concept I personally can get behind.
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I'll leave you with another Jurassic Park quote while you think about it: God creates dinosaurs.
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And, as a quick glance at Hollywood box office results will tell you, people love dinosaurs.
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But the diversity of early-Cretaceous dinosaurs represented in this ancient stomping ground is equally astonishing.
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All we wanted was more dinosaurs, ideally fighting, which is what this CG simulation mostly delivers.
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I guess you could say that there are some ... It depends on how you describe dinosaurs.
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You might learn a few things about dinosaurs (and you'll probably squeal at the cuteness overload.)
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After the extinction of dinosaurs, they enjoyed a 45 million-year reign as the key predators.
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In real life, these dinosaurs actually had palms facing each other, as if ready to clap.
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It belongs to a group of armoured dinosaurs called ankylosaurs that thrived during the Cretaceous period.
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In those of middling age, about 40% of the tracks have been laid down by dinosaurs.
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"It is the extinction of the dinosaurs," says Alex Vines of Chatham House, a think-tank.
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"It's perhaps fair to say it was a date with destiny for the dinosaurs," he added.
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In this case, the dinosaurs just happen to be fully robotic instead of weird froggy hybrids.
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The Alternate Cenozoic dinosaurs would face the same challenges that Real World Cenozoic large mammals faced.
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Climates were changing, but slowly enough to allow the dinosaurs to adapt to the altered conditions.
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Birds are the direct descendants of dinosaurs, and are officially classified as part of the Dinosauria.
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In the Mesozoic, there were swimming mammals, gliding mammals, even predatory mammals that ate small dinosaurs.
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The Antarctic king belonged to the archosaur reptile group, the ancestor of dinosaurs and modern crocodiles.
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When your primary tagline is "it's robot dinosaurs, motherfucker!" going for a sober approach sounds... terrible.
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I didn't find people in my demo of Robinson, but I did find something better: dinosaurs.
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So, the lessemsaurids force us to rethink when, why, and how some dinosaurs got so monstrous.
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These two groups are the Ornithischia (or "bird-hipped") and the Saurischia (or "lizard-hipped") dinosaurs.
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"Birds are dinosaurs and alligators are their closest living relatives," Carr told Motherboard in an email.
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Watt, 28, tweeted on Saturday that one of his Houston Texans teammates thinks dinosaurs never existed.
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We compete against two giants in SAP and Oracle, who frankly are dinosaurs at this point.
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The ride will also feature several other iconic dinosaurs from the film including the aquatic Mosasaurus.
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A lot of people in the 50s came into science because they were interested in dinosaurs.
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Make way for progress — even if that means pushing back against a herd of dinosaurs...again!
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American alligators have been around for over 150 million years, since the age of the dinosaurs.
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Dr. Daniela Schwarz runs the "World of Dinosaurs" exhibit at the Natural History Museum in Berlin.
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Trilobites This 242-million-year-old creature swam the seas before most dinosaurs roamed the planet.
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Rolling back standards, stalling innovation and encouraging production of gas-guzzling dinosaurs are not winning strategies.
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Now, there's a new threat to the dinosaurs that call Isla Nublar home: an erupting volcano.
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Some scientists argue that volcanic eruptions in modern-day India also contributed to the dinosaurs' downfall.
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They included beaver-tailed swimmers, tree climbers, hoppers, burrowers and small carnivores that ate baby dinosaurs.
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The National Science Foundation spent another $450,000 only to find out dinosaurs most likely couldn't sing.
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Perhaps it is time we retire these dinosaurs and bask in a brighter, more equitable future.
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We see dinosaurs hauled into the air by cranes, flapping their limbs around like disco dancers.
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I am afraid the energy created by dinosaurs is becoming one; oil is a dying commodity.
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Perhaps the biggest mystery still surrounding T. rex (and other dinosaurs) is what colors they sported.
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Over time, a number of other theropod dinosaurs have been found that also have reduced forelimbs.
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"We know for a fact that the dinosaurs did not have a space program," Bridenstine added.
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Not every place is going to turn out to be rich in Cretaceous dinosaurs, for example.
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Plus, with the huge popularity of Jurassic World last year, dinosaurs are very much 'in' again.
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Paleontologist Kenneth Lacovara was a young boy with an intense interest in dinosaurs that never faded.
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When dinosaurs ruled the Earth, the planet was on a completely different side of the galaxy.
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These scaly beings rained supreme for over 270 million years until the extinction of the dinosaurs.
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Wilma was a beast, its force like a herd of dinosaurs thundering past our shuttered windows.
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Fossil eggshells from duckbills and other dinosaurs that covered their eggs with mud had no pigment.
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The Crystal Palace Dinosaurs lasted longer than the Crystal Palace itself, which burned down in 1936.
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And perhaps, the whole weaponizing dinosaurs thing won't turn into a complete disaster of dumbass proportions.
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Others are on the "ground-up" side, positing that dinosaurs went airborne by running and flapping.
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I get down on my hands and knees and together we make dinosaurs roam the earth.
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It was a normal day in the age of dinosaurs, until it suddenly and vehemently wasn't.
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The theory suggested that the armored dinosaurs were more common and diverse on the Laurasian continent.
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First, the evidence against: It's believed that modern-day birds are the evolutionary descendants of dinosaurs.
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Mr. Groves switches between patiently teaching and playful teasing, asking distracting questions about working with dinosaurs.
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FIELD STATION: DINOSAURS in Overpeck County Park in Leonia, N.J. (summer season runs through Sept. 17963).
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I asked the paleontologists about dinosaurs, geology, science, the state and whatever else came to mind.
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But at 24 million years old, this mystery bird existed just after the dinosaurs went extinct.
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Before joining The Times, Mr. Gorman wrote books on penguins, dinosaurs, the Southern Ocean and hypochondria.
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The most primitive dinosaurs, he has speculated, would have had a flavor more like an alligator.
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It was more devastating than the event that annihilated the dinosaurs some 186 million years later.
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One branch produced birds, reptiles and dinosaurs, and another (that included the Varanopid) led to mammals.
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And after feathered dinosaurs became extinct, the lice would have needed to move on to survive.
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The National Science Foundation spent another $220006,2202 only to find out dinosaurs most likely couldn't sing.
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It includes exhibits educating visitors on science, history, world culture, art and dinosaurs, among other topics.
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See for yourself by reading the American Museum of Natural History's resources on dinosaurs right here.
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The proposed new family tree of dinosaurs has a lot of statistical support, Dr. Norman said.
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The dinosaurs were announced along with the new research on Thursday in the journal Current Biology.
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"But it's disappointing that the dinosaurs are not mentioned in the peer-reviewed paper," he said.
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This ancient lizard is an ancestor of dinosaurs, as well as modern-day crocodiles and birds.
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Teyujagua "is an interesting piece of the puzzle of the early origins of dinosaurs," Pinheiro said.
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The discovery of this new species shows that oviraptoridae—a group of bird-like, herbivorous and omnivorous dinosaurs—were among the most prolific and varied group of dinosaurs to live in the arid Ganzhou region during the Late Cretaceous period some 100 to 66 million years ago.
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It's something everybody says — and it may sound a bit cliché because you have pretty much every paleontologist say it — but the one thing I would like to see is feathers on some of the dinosaurs, because we now know so many dinosaurs were covered in feathers.
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Hutchinson also says that the film, which came out before "Jurassic Park," was one of the first examples of dinosaurs being depicted not in the classical style of "Fantasia" (1940), but instead with a more modern understanding, much of which still shapes our imagination of dinosaurs today.
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"Combining the large claws with the stronger arms and grasping ability suggests Dineobellator could have used this combination to jump on and attack much larger dinosaurs than themselves, and this would have been especially useful if a pack went after dinosaurs several times their size," he said.
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The series, which premiered Monday, revives the dinosaurs that thrived throughout the Permian, Triassic and Cretaceous periods.
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The authors told the New York Times that they thought the dinosaurs still might be around today.
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Owing to the poor fossil record, paleontologists weren't sure how separated African dinosaurs were to their neighbors.
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Africa's dinosaurs weren't completely cut off and isolated, moving across pathways that existed between the two continents.
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Prior to the extinction of the dinosaurs, however, these animals "showed what they should become," he added.
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The continent was home to A. shackletoni some 10 million years before the appearance of true dinosaurs.
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The patterns of relationships between armoured dinosaurs is largely based on the features observed on the skeleton.
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For a century, the scientific establishment had rejected Huxley and insisted that dinosaurs were reptiles, like lizards.
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Some scientists believe the asteroid, and perhaps other factors, may have led to the end of dinosaurs.
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But finding such well-preserved organic remains from one of the oldest dinosaurs, a Lufengosaurus, is unprecedented.
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Well the last time I saw this many dinosaurs on fire, Chris Pratt was running from them.
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Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom has Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard desperately trying to save dinosaurs. Again.
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Portrayals of dinosaurs with lizard-like tongues hearken to early interpretations of the beasts as oversized lizards.
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Rogowsky also waxed-poetic about his favorite pair of "Ball Hammock" boxers, which have dinosaurs on them.
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They just happen to represent the only lineage of dinosaurs that escaped extinction 65 million years ago.
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Of course, there's the tiny fact that the dinosaurs were killed at the end of the show.
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Mammals first evolved around 200 million years ago, spending around 130 million years amongst non-avian dinosaurs.
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Unlike birds, dinosaurs couldn't roost in trees, which means their nests must have been vulnerable to predators.
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The dinosaurs went extinct about 66 million years ago, perhaps after a giant asteroid struck the Earth.
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One bit of feedback: maybe adults would also like a curated playlist of songs about dinosaurs, Spotify.
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Cado: But it's like if the extinction of the dinosaurs happened 15 years ago or something, right?
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Fossilized imprints suggested dinosaurs had feathers during the cretaceous period, between 145 to 65 million years ago.
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The space is any little boy's dream — filled with dinosaurs, Play-Doh, sidewalk chalk and educational games.
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Take the basic framework of a game like RollerCoaster Tycoon and replace all the rides with dinosaurs.
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An asteroid impact 66 million years ago doomed the dinosaurs and many other land and sea creatures.
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When people think of the Jurassic period, what mostly comes to mind is really, really big dinosaurs.
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Basically, "the dinosaurs may have gone up in smoke," as a press release rather theatrically puts it.
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After all, the US government plans to loosen border patrol standards, so why not hire resurrected dinosaurs?
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There really hadn't been a book that has been done on the whole evolutionary story of dinosaurs.
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It's an extremely rare find, providing a glimpse of insectoid peacocking behavior during the age of dinosaurs.
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When that happened 66 million years ago, it triggered a mass extinction that wiped out the dinosaurs.
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The "SuperCroc" of Africa, Sarcosuchus, was the size of a school bus and killed and ate dinosaurs.
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Older laptops with full bezels look like bulky, cumbersome dinosaurs compared to their younger, slimmed-down cousins.
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Watch the full ad above to see how he fairs against Transformers, Jurassic Park dinosaurs and coasters.
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Feathers definitely wouldn't make dinosaurs more resistant to bullets, but they did provide other forms of protection.
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Instead of cute critters or towering dinosaurs, the map in Our World is littered with undead walkers.
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The reason, according to the authors, is that very few dinosaurs managed to survive into full maturity.
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The decline of non-avian dinosaurs allowed mammals to become much more abundant and diverse later on.
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And the first reptiles to become dominant were not in fact dinosaurs, but distant relatives of crocodiles.
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Lizards and amphibians would continue to evolve the way they have since the time of the dinosaurs.
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We have no real evidence that mammals are better at adapting to the cold than dinosaurs (birds).
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So late, in fact, that it was around during the extinction event that killed off the dinosaurs.
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Have you ever thought games like Diablo and Torchlight would be better if only they had dinosaurs?
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"So these two dinosaurs did not necessarily interact much with each other or at all," said Vinther.
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Something was holding him back and he kept steering the conversation back to dinosaurs and tooth fairies.
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But first and foremost, he's Austin's DJ, having been here since dinosaurs roamed back in the 1990s.
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In Zuul's day, the area was a lush landscape swarming with dinosaurs, turtles and crocodile-like creatures.
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So for all those seeking enlightenment via space dinosaurs, here's a guide to the trope's rich history.
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These stories took pains to justify the bloodlust of human characters by making dinosaurs grotesque and violent.
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Horizon promised a Monster Hunter-esque combat system dropped into a trippy sci-fi world—and dinosaurs!
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The World Cup song we deserve is happy hardcore for children; donk for the turkey dinosaurs demographic.
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For many of people of my age, dinosaurs stepped most spectacularly into our lives with Jurassic Park.
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Even so, many people can't seem to wrap their heads around dinosaurs, or extinct animals in general.
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Before creatures like Torrejonia started the domino chain of evolution that led to humans, the dinosaurs ruled.
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Then aliens are going to land on my front lawn and dinosaurs are going to wear capes.
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Contrary to what some cartoons, movies, and books would have us believe, not all dinosaurs lived together.
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A forked tongue would have been scientifically inaccurate, since these dinosaurs were more like birds than snakes.
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But paleontologists have shown that dinosaurs were the ancestors of today's birds, which don't have forked tongues.
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I mean, who doesn't want their baby to wear juicy strawberries, green dinosaurs, or long-necked giraffes?
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Sooner or later, they've contended, a scientist will discover dinosaurs much closer to the moment of destruction.
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Nobel Prize-winning economist Robert Shiller is drawing parallels between the world's leading cryptocurrency and the dinosaurs.
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Monstrous dinosaurs may captivate first graders, who thrill at being scared at a safe distance in time.
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They wrote episodes in which both the male and female dinosaurs challenge archaic rules prescribed for them.
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One is to crawl off in your cave and do whatever dinosaurs did before they went extinct.
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Awkward, considering that many of these posts included comic book characters, dinosaurs — and even a literal rock.
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But memories of watching Sister, Sister with your BFF or Dinosaurs with your parents are still strong.
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Second, that not only did humans roam primordial earth with dinosaurs, but that they towered over them.
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It's entertaining, I guess—the dinosaurs and the Neanderthals and the Industrial Revolution, and stuff like that.
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Attendees were astonished when she mentioned that our solar system was across the galaxy when dinosaurs roamed.
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That it sported so many teeth, though, creates confusion about the evolutionary history of dinosaurs and birds.
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The shift to battery power has inspired a wave of new companies to challenge the automotive dinosaurs.
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"A batch of dinosaurs would put everything straight," Williams writes at one point, as the noose tightens.
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Whether via social media swarm or the delay of CGI dinosaurs, we adjust our lives for her.
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Trilobites Scientists took a creative approach to studying how dinosaurs evolved the flying abilities of modern birds.
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He wants to play with dinosaurs; he badly needs me to sit right here — no, over here.
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" "That in itself is refreshing," he continued, "since dinosaurs are so often depicted as behaving like monsters.
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