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Our
popular Feathered Dinosaurs was published in October 2004. Since then
five major new species have been discovered. Our commitment to
presenting posters on "cutting edge" subjects is accompanied by the
responsibility of keeping them up to date. Toward that goal, we have a
continually research policy. We are doing so much with prehistoric
life that we now publish our findings to the Internet. See
Dinosaur-World.com
What began as an update has now evolved into a major redesign. |
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This was an all-new design.
The first version had an introduction to each of the dinosaur
families which was next to the species shown. This version
uses subtle lines to better group the members of each family. The
introduction to each family is being rewritten to explain the
evolution of bird-like characteristics within it. Toward better
illustrating some points, additional species have been added.
Things never stand still. While we were updating the
poster, a great many more species were found. They shed a great many
new lights on the relationship between birds and dinosaurs.
There were so many new species that we had to eliminate the
illustrations of wing and feather evolution.
The following layout is still very rough, but it shows where we are
going. Not all species are on the layout. |
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