Sir Richard Owen alone named nearly a hundred new species.
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In 1842, Sir Richard Owen created the name Dinosauria.
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The British anatomist Sir Richard Owen dubbed this vanished order the Pterosauria.
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These were described by Sir Richard Owen.
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Evidence for live birth in ichthyosaurs dates back as far as embryo to Sir Richard Owen.
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Professor Sir Richard Owen, the first Director of the Natural History Museum, lived at Sheen Cottage until his death in 1892.
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Following the closure of the Great Exhibition in October 1851, Joseph Paxton's Sir Richard Owen, a celebrated biologist and palaeontologist of the time.
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"S . ooliticus " was the first tritylodontid species ever found, being described by Charlesworth in 1855 and later by Sir Richard Owen.
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"Crymocetus " was originally described as the new species " Plesiosaurus bernardi " by the legendary British paleontologist Sir Richard Owen in 1850.
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Sir Richard Owen from Lancaster coined the word " dinosaur " in 1842, and he founded the Natural History Museum, London, opening in 1881.
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