[DOC] [TLE] A brief history of dinosaur paleobiology - University of Bristol's ... [PAR] Robert Plot, Professor of 'Chymistry' at the University of Oxford was known to be 
preparing a ... Plot illustrated the specimen in a figure that also contained 
illustrations of .... How were paleontologists to interpret these extraordinary giant 
bones that ..... Dinosaur discoveries up to 1850 had relied on chance finds, 
usually by... [DOC] [TLE] The Geology P.A.G.E.: April 2011 [PAR] Apr 1, 2011 ... Robert Bakker "heated" up paleontology by suggesting dinosaurs were 
homeothermic, also called this. [DOC] [TLE] The Jurassic Park Movies - Fact versus Fiction - Geolor.Com [PAR] Sep 9, 2005 ... This is still a heated debate among paleontologists. ... Leading paleontologist, 
Jack Horner, sums up T.rex's hunting ability as follows: ..... Consider also, the fact 
that dinosaurs were used to eating specific kinds of food. ... new theories 
proposed by paleontologists such as J. H. Ostrom and Robert Bakker. [DOC] [TLE] Haute Bones - Dinosaurs Babies - Prehistoric Life [PAR] Aug 4, 2012 ... Paris was also the city of Baron Georges Cuvier, another scientific giant. ... When 
the first dinosaur bones were found, Cuvier was the obvious ... In particular 
Robert Bakker, the most vocal and extreme proponent of ... Armand de Ricqles, 
were among the first paleontologists to suggest ... She hung up on me. [DOC] [TLE] Why Dinosaurs Were Like Tuna, Great Whites, and Echidnas ... [PAR] Jun 12, 2014 ... This debate about dinosaur metabolismwere they ectotherms, ... blood from the 
muscles travels past cold blood from the gills, and heats it up. .... An animal can 
be an endotherm without being a homeotherm, and an animal can also be ... look 
like agreeing with Bob Bakker, or something crazy like that. [DOC] [TLE] Dinosaurs were warm-blooded (endothermic) like modern-day ... [PAR] May 30, 2015 ... However most research seemed to suggest that some dinosaurs - I think mostly ... 
Robert Bakker! ... I also grew up at a time when it was believed the continents did 
not move despite ... Endothermic = heated from within. .... idea kicking around 
called mesothermy, that puts dinosaurs somewhere between... [DOC] [TLE] Kricher, John - Behold.the.Mighty.dinosaur - Scribd [PAR] Ostrom and Robert Bakker, that dinosaurs were warm-blooded and active, more 
like ... The Suggested Reading for this lecture is John Noble Wilford's The Riddle 
of ... Birds survived the big extinction event and thus only the so-called non-
avian ..... Marsh intensified when Marsh paid for dinosaur bones also offered to 
Cope, [DOC] [TLE] Bone Wars - Wikipedia [PAR] The Bone Wars, also known as the "Great Dinosaur Rush", refers to a period of 
intense fossil speculation and discovery during the Gilded Age of American 
history, marked by a heated rivalry between Edward Drinker Cope (of the 
Academy ... Cope and Marsh were financially and socially ruined by their 
attempts to disgrace... [DOC] [TLE] The Prehistoric Earth - Time of the Giants - Scribd [PAR] These giants were not alone, however; other kinds of dinosaurs were diversifying 
rapidly as well. ..... the giants (continued) reconstruction. when paleontologist 
Robert Bakker (b. ...... Also coming into play are contrasts between homeothermy 
and ... the temperature of the largest alligators heated up or cooled down at 
slower... [DOC] [TLE] The dinosaur heresies [PAR] Bakker. Robert T. The dinosaur heresies. Includes index. 1. Dinosaurs. I. Title. 
QE862. .... their mode of life were replete with negatives: Brontosaurus couldn't 
walk on land .... skeletons already dug up showed that this Age of Reptiles was a 
...... flipping has also evolved in salamanders, the short-legged amphib- ians that
... [DOC] [TLE] Dinosaurs: A Concise Natural History [PAR] This book is a tale of dinosaurs; who they were, what they did, and how they did it
. But .... Dinosaur trace fossils (sometimes also called ichnofossils; (ichnos  track 
or ...... It would have heated up quickly and got hotter, and then cooled ..... The 
cladogram in Figure 3.6 suggests that the cat and the

Question: Robert Bakker "heated" up paleontology by suggesting dinosaurs were homeothermic, also called this
Answer: Warm-blooded