Archive: Feathered Dinosaurs

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In the latest edition of In Our Time, my guests and I discussed the first dinosaur to ever be given a scientific name, Megalosaurus. It was formally described by the geologist William Buckland in eighteen four, before we actually had the word dinosaur. During the nineteenth century, Megalosaurus became part of a shift in how people understood the history of our planet and life on it. But over the last century There's been another shift in what we know about dinosaurs.

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