Перья, кровь и миллионы лет. Полная история динозавров - Райли Блэк

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Источники изображений

1. Общественное достояние.

2. Общественное достояние.

3. Общественное достояние.

4. С разрешения Музея естествознания (Берлин), Museum für Naturkunde Berlin, CC BY 4.0.

5. Иллюстрация Балинта Бенке, Bálint Benke / paleostock.com.

6. Диаграмма Скотта Хартмана, Scott Hartman, CC BY 2.5.

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8. Создано Бет Баглер (Beth Bugler) на основе диаграммы д-ра Томаса Хольца (Dr. Thomas Holtz).

9. исунок Брайана Энга, Brian Engh, CC BY 2.5.

10. Диаграмма AdmiralHood, CC BY-SA 3.0.

11. Рисунок Хизер Кьот Лутерман, Heather Kyoht Luterman, CC BY 2.5.

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15. Рисунок FunkMonk (Michael B. H.), CC BY-SA 3.0.

16. Farke A.A., Chok D. J., Herrero A.