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Anonymous users2024-02-06Hello, I am inquiring for you, please wait a while, I will reply to you immediately Dear, hello, I am happy to answer for you. The name dinosaur was coined in 1842 by British paleontologist Richard Owen.
The English name for dinosaur is dinosaur, which was created by British paleontologist Richard Owen in 1842. It is a combination of the Greek words deinos (terrifying) and saurosc (lizard or reptile). When it was introduced to China, it translated the terrifying lizard into a terrifying dragon, referred to as dinosaur.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05The term "dinosaur" was coined by the British paleontologist Richard. Irving.
1804-1892)。He was a brilliant paleontologist with a knowledge of Mesozoic reptiles to a level that no one could match at the time.
In 1841, Owen made a summary study of ancient reptile fossils in Britain, and he found that the avian dragons, megalodons and forest dragons were quite special. Not only are these animals huge, but their limbs and claws resemble those of elephants.
The same pachyderm mammals.
That is, the legs are columnar and protrude directly downwards from the sides of the torso. This is not the case with other reptiles. The limbs of other reptiles extend some distance to the sides of the torso and then downwards, running with their bellies against the ground, as if they were crawling forward.
The columnar limbs of avian dragons and other animals are located under the torso, which supports the body off the ground, allowing them to walk, run, and even jump freely on land. As a result, Owen felt compelled to give a name to the newly identified paleontocreature in order to distinguish it from other similar animals. He combined the Greek word dinos and sauros, and thus "the lizard of horror."
The term was born, and Chinese scientists simply translated it as "dinosaur".
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Origin of the name.
The discovery of dinosaur fossils has a long history. Long before the discovery of avian dragons, Europeans knew that there were many huge fossilized bones buried in the ground. It wasn't until paleontologist Mantel discovered the avian dragon and compared it to the iguana that the scientific community preliminarily determined that it was a group of long-extinct reptiles that resembled lizards.
In 1842, British paleontologist Charlid Owen coined the term "dinosaur". The English word dinosaur comes from the Greek word deinos (terrifying) saurosc (lizard or reptile). To Owen at the time, the "scary lizard" or "scary reptilian" meant the great extinction of reptiles (which they weren't).
In fact, not many dinosaurs were found at that time. Since the discovery of dinosaur fossils in Antarctica in 1989, dinosaur remains have been found on all seven continents around the world. There are at least 650 to 800 genera of dinosaurs described in the world (paleontological species, not exactly the same as the way modern animals are taxonomic).
Later, scholars in China, Japan and other countries translated it as dinosaur, because these countries have always had legends about dragons, believing that dragons are the length of scales, such as snakes and other nicknames for small dragons.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03The word dinosaur comes from the Greek word meaning terrifying lizard (mid-nineteenth century, English scholar Ich.
Ravin is named after dino (terrifying) and saur (lizard).
Therefore, its name seems to have convinced people that dinosaurs were huge and terrifying animals. When the fossils of dinosaurs were first discovered.
It is a huge dinosaur fossil, so the term dinosaur was taken; Later, small and tame ones were found one after another.
category, but it did not change its name, and it was still named Dinosaur.
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Anonymous users2024-02-021923 The Lost World United States.
1933 "King Kong".
1933 "Son of Kong".
1940 "A Million Years Ago".
1948 Unknow Island
1953 "Monsters of the Deep".
the bast from 20000 fathoms USA).
1953 "Black Lagoon Trolls".
The Ceature from The Black Lagoon United States).
1954 "Prehistoric Sea Monster" (Godzilla Gojira Japan).
1957 The Unknow Land
1959 "Journey to the Center of the Earth".
journey to the center of the earth UK).
Valley of the Dragons, 1961
1966 "A Million Years Before AD".
one million years
1970 "When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth".
1975 "The Land Forgotten by Time".
the land that time forgot the United Kingdom).
1977 "The Strange Lake of Corret".
1993 Jurassic Park, USA
1997 "Jurassic Park: The Lost World".
jurassic park the lost world)
1998 "Godzilla" (USA).
2001 Jurassic Park 3 (USA).
Movies include: "Jurassic Park Series", "Dinosaurs", "Dinosaur Empire", "If Love Has Providence", "Dragon Knight", "Dinosaurs at Home", "Walking with Dinosaurs", "Dinosaur Planet", "Undersea King", "Scythesaurus", "Dinosaur Century" and so on.
Anime series include: "Robot Cat - Big Bear's Dinosaur 2006", "The Lost Dinosaur Kingdom", "Dinosaur Island Incident", anime "Dinosaur", "Dinosaur Crisis" and so on.
Ask Li Mei Miao.
The first time a typhoon was named was the 20th century Australian forecaster Krimhenlange, and the current way of naming typhoons is to make a naming table from the countries and regions surrounding the typhoon.
The largest dinosaur we've found so far is the Epitosaurus, which was 39 to 52 meters long! Heights can reach up to 18 meters!! The weight reached 130 tons.
Of course, there are no real dinosaurs, and some books write fake stories about who saw dinosaurs for the sake of consumption. It's more annoying. It's like the 100,000 whys of some aliens. Misleading!
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