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How did we find out about dinosaurs?

Traces the history of the study of fossils and explains what this has enabled researchers to learn about the dinosaurs.

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  • "This book tells the story of how people came to know about dinosaurs. It tells of the scientists who worked to unravel the mysteries surrounding the huge skeletons that were unearthed, of the scientists' theories - including evolution - and of the opposition that these theories encountered."
  • "Traces the history of man's study of fossils and explains what this study has enabled him to learn about the dinosaurs."
  • "Traces the history of the study of fossils and explains what this has enabled researchers to learn about the dinosaurs."
  • "Traces the history of the study of fossils and explains what this has enabled researchers to learn about the dinosaurs."@en
  • "The history of the study of fossils is traced, as researchers learned about dinosaurs."@en

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  • "Juvenile works"@en
  • "Juvenile works"

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  • "How did we find out about dinosaurs?"
  • "How did we find out about dinosaurs?"@en
  • "How did we find out about dinosaurs? Illustrated by David Wool"
  • "Dinuzur'ha"

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