Динозаври. Новий погляд

Za ostanni dvadt͡si͡atʹ rokiv vyvchenni͡a dynozavriv peretvorylosi͡a na spravz͡hni͡u naukovu dyst͡syplinu. Novi tekhnolohiï rozkryly sekrety, prykhovani v doistorychnykh kistkakh, i͡aki ranishe hodi bulo peredbachyty. Teper my moz͡hemo vyznachaty kolir dynozavriv, sylu ïkhnʹoho ukusu, maksymalʹnu shvydkistʹ i navitʹ te, chy pikluvalysi͡a vony pro dytynchat.<br><br>U knyzi "Dynozavry. Novyĭ pohli͡ad" providnyĭ svitovyĭ paleontoloh, profesor Bristolʹsʹkoho universytetu, Maĭkl Dz͡heĭms Benton rozpovidai͡e, i͡ak naĭnovishi vynakhody zmini͡ui͡utʹ nashe ui͡avlenni͡a pro dynozavriv, peretvori͡ui͡uchy paleobiolohii͡u zi sfery tumannykh prypushchenʹ na odnu z naĭtochnishykh biolohichnykh nauk. Sered inshoho v knyzi rozpovidai͡etʹsi͡a pro te, i͡ak znakhodi͡atʹ i rozkopui͡utʹ ostanky dynozavriv, i i͡ak za skam"i͡anilymy reshtkamy rekonstrui͡ui͡utʹ ïkhni kolʹory, zrist, rat͡sion ta povedinku. Rozpovidʹ Bentona dovodytʹ, shcho dynozavry, khoch i davno vymerly, vse shche zalyshai͡utʹsi͡a chastynoi͡u nashoho svitu.

Over the past twenty years, the study of dinosaurs has become a real scientific discipline. New technologies have revealed secrets hidden in prehistoric bones that previously could not have been predicted. Now we can determine the color of dinosaurs, the strength of their bite, the maximum speed, and even whether they took care of the Cubs.

In the book " dinosaurs. New view" the world's leading paleontologist, professor at the University of Bristol, Michael James Benton tells how the latest inventions are changing our understanding of dinosaurs, turning paleobiology from a realm of vague assumptions to one of the most accurate biological sciences. among other things, the book tells about how dinosaur remains are found and excavated, and how fossils reconstruct their colors, height, diet and behavior. Benton's story proves that dinosaurs, although long extinct, are still part of our world.