
Robert T. Bakker
Nació 24 de marzo de 1945
American paleontologist.
Citas
“Dinosaurs have a bad public image as symbols of obsolescence and hulking in inefficiency; in political cartoons they are know-nothing conservatives that plod through miasmic swamps to inevitable extinction.”
Dinosaur RenaissanceEn inglés “The dinosaurs are not extinct. The colorful and successful diversity of the living birds is a continuing expression of basic dinosaur biology.”
Dinosaur RenaissanceEn inglés “Our own mammalian order, the primates, prides itself on hand-eye coordination, monkeys, apes, and man are all good manipulators. But no mammal can rival the chameleon for eye-tongue coordination.”
The Dinosaur Heresies, p. 68En inglés “Even 'Jurassic Park III' tried to jump on the avian-dino bandwagon by making a brave attempt to adorn Velociraptor with a feathery hair-piece.”
pp. 1-11En inglés “No one, either in the nineteenth century or the twentieth, has ever built a persuasive case proving that dinosaurs as a whole were more like reptilian crocodiles than warm-blooded birds. No one has done this because it can't be done.”
The Dinosaur Heresies, p. 27En inglés
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Los libros de Robert T. Bakker en orden
Los libros de Robert T. Bakker en el orden en que se publicaron, de The Dinosaur Heresies (1986) a The Big Golden Book of Dinosaurs (2013).
- 1The Dinosaur Heresies
The Dinosaur Heresies1986 - 2Raptor Red
Raptor Red1995 - 3Raptor Pack
Raptor Pack2002 - 4Maximum Triceratops
Maximum Triceratops2004 - 5Dactyls!
Dactyls!2005 - 6Dinosaurs!
Dinosaurs!2005 - 7Prehistoric Monsters!
Prehistoric Monsters!2008 - 8Dino Babies!
Dino Babies!2010 - 9The Big Golden Book of Dinosaurs
The Big Golden Book of Dinosaurs2013