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Jack D Ostrom, age 89, Elkhart, IN View Details

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John Ostrom | American Paleontologist & Dinosaur Discoverer - Britannica

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John Ostrom (born Feb. 18, 1928, New York, N.Y., U.S.—died July 16, 2005, Litchfield, Conn.) was an American paleontologist who popularized the theory that many species of dinosaurs were warm-blooded and ancestrally linked to birds.. Ostrom was raised in Schenectady, N.Y., where he later attended Union College, intending to follow his father into medicine.

The man who saved the dinosaurs | Features - Yale Alumni Magazine

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On Ostrom's death in 2005, age 77, the Los Angeles Times wrote that he had "almost single-handedly convinced the scientific community that birds are descended from dinosaurs." "John Ostrom," the Sunday Times (London) added, "did more than anyone else to make dinosaurs interesting, real, and visceral."

The Man Who Saved The Dinosaurs « strange behaviors

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In the summer of 1970, early in the research that would radically transform how we think about birds, dinosaurs, and the origins of animal flight, Yale paleontologist John H. Ostrom was traveling through Europe studying pterosaur fossils. His itinerary took him, in early September, to the Teylers Museum in Haarlem, the Netherlands. Ostrom, then 42,…

The Origins of the "Dinosaur Renaissance" - JSTOR Daily

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At the end of a summer day in 1964, John Ostrom and his team of paleontologists found a set of claws buried in the hills of Montana. They returned the next morning to find a fierce talon connected to the well-preserved foot bones of a new dinosaur. Ostrom called the site "The Shrine," and his fieldwork there would help reshape the way the ...

Dinosaur renaissance - Wikipedia

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In the mid and latter parts of the nineteenth century, some scientists thought there was a close relationship between birds and dinosaurs—and that dinosaurs represented an intermediate stage between "reptiles" and birds.. The similarity of the hands of Deinonychus (left) and Archaeopteryx (right) led John Ostrom to revive the link between non-avian dinosaurs and avian dinosaurs, birds.

John Ostrom, famed paleontologist, dies at 77 - Yale Daily News

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Yale professor emeritus John H. Ostrom, a widely influential paleontologist who argued that birds, not lizards, are the most logical descendents of dinosaurs, died at an assisted living facility in Litchfield, Conn. July 16 of complications from Alzheimer's Disease. He was 77.

John Ostrom, 77; Paleontologist Pursued Dinosaurs' Link to Birds

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John Harold Ostrom was born in New York City in 1928 and raised in Schenectady, N.Y., where he did his undergraduate work at Union College. He had planned to become a physician like his father ...

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We remember John H. Ostrom as the most influential dinosaur paleontologist of the second half of the 20th century. In his lengthy and distinguished career, John ... John "retired" (whatever that means for an academic these days) from the active faculty at Yale in 1992, after a truly distinguished career spanning 31 years. ...