Как полетели динозавры: ящеры-квадрокоптеры, обратные птицы и их потомки - Андрей Юрьевич Журавлёв

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Палеонтология как наука меняется настолько быстро, что точку в конце ставить бессмысленно. Пока я по крупицам собирал эту книгу, коллеги насобирали уже горы новых, еще более удивительных материалов, и можно начинать труд заново. Поэтому — многоточие…

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