Until 1842, no one had heard of the word ‘dinosaur’. But when acclaimed anatomist Richard Owen grouped three prehistoric animals with curious features in common, he changed the way the world thought ...
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Dinosaurs: Facts about the reptiles that roamed Earth more than 66 million years agoThe word "dinosaur" means "terrible lizard" in Latin, and it was first made up in 1842 by paleontologist Richard Owen. Birds ...
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Salmi de Perdrix: The 1853 Dish Served Inside a DinosaurThis dish was part of the menu when a group of prominent scientists and businessmen dined inside the model of an iguanod ...
Sir Richard Owen was the leading comparative anatomist and palaeontologist of his time. A controversial figure, he is perhaps best known for coining the word dinosaur. The Owen collection dates ...
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The dinosaur trade: is science getting left by the wayside?In 1842, Richard Owen, a British scientist, coined the word "dinosauria", meaning "terrible lizard". Where were the first recognised dinosaurs found? Some of the first complete skeletons were ...
(3 marks) (a) Owen and Claire prevented a conspiracy that threatened humans and dinosaurs. (b) Owen and Claire stopped a lab-created dinosaur that escaped. (c) Owen and Claire rescued dinosaurs ...
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