Dinosauria

Most prominent was the British paleontologist, biologist, and comparative anatomist Richard Owen, who coined the term dinosauria Greek for "great lizards", and in 1853 opened a Dinosaur Court in London's Crystal Palace, holding a banquet in the belly of an ersatz iguanodon. ❋ Jonathon Keats (2011)

She said private collectors often snap up "dinosauria" - the collective term for dinosaur eggs, teeth and bone fragments - to decorate their homes, but conceded: "You'd have to have an extremely large living room." ❋ Unknown (2009)

[41] Evolutionist cladists place modern birds within the clade dinosauria, meaning that they consider all bird species today as, technically, dinosaurs. ❋ Unknown (2010)

[42] Cladists place modern birds within the clade dinosauria, meaning that they consider all bird species today as, technically, dinosaurs. ❋ MarcusDecatur (2010)

Try a simpler case, such as the history of dinosauria. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Zachriel: Try a simpler case, such as the history of dinosauria. ❋ Unknown (2008)

He said the planet was losing an estimated three species a day and this could only be compared to the period 65 million years ago when, among millions of other species, the dinosauria, were wiped out as a result of an "extra-terrestrial object of some magnitude" striking the planet, dramatically changing the enviroment and weather patterns. ❋ Unknown (1997)

His incessant shouting was a flock of dinosauria in the amber of repose; it upset our nerves, but as it added to our opportunities for killing time, many forgave him and thought him well worth the price of admission. ❋ S. G. Bayne (N/A)

It would be as bad as an elephant trying to be kittenish and about as absurd as one of your dinosauria getting up and trying to do a two-step. ❋ Arthur Stringer (1912)

The case does not differ in character from those of the dinosauria and the kangaroos, in both of which instances a release of the arms from duty in walking was followed by a considerable decrease in length and strength, while the legs grew proportionally stronger. ❋ Charles Morris (1877)

(dinosauria), the sea-serpents (halisauria), and the flying lizards ❋ Ernst Heinrich Philipp August Haeckel (1876)