Jack Horner: Where are the baby dinosaurs?

The video explores the fascination with dinosaurs, focusing on their size, diversity, and extinction. It discusses historical practices in dinosaur discovery and naming, highlighting the impact of scientific egos. The talk delves into dinosaur growth patterns, comparing them to birds, and explains how bone analysis can determine a dinosaur's age. Through case studies, it reveals how some dinosaurs previously thought to be distinct species are actually growth stages of the same species. The conclusion emphasizes the implications of these findings on dinosaur classification.

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