71.   If the dinosaur were cold-blooded instead, the feathery features would have prevented it from warming up by basking in the sunshine, the researchers said.

72.   I believe if dinosaurs were alive, humans would eat them, too!

73.   Researchers have long argued whether dinosaurs were warm- or cold-blooded.

74.   Rome was not built in a day, and neither will your dinosaur be.

75.   Some dinosaurs are herbivores while others are carnivores.

76.   That bolsters paleontologists who theorize some dinosaurs were warm-blooded.

77.   The dinosaur was basically the size of a turkey with a long, lizard-like tail.

78.   The dinosaur is not so much important in itself as it is an allegory of the human.

79.   The dinosaurs were either meat-eaters or plant-eaters and the meat-eater dinosaurs were known as the Trynasuras-Rex or the Spinosaurus.

80.   Expert wisdom has long been that there were never dinosaurs in New Zealand.