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The Great Dinosaur Hunt - part one
The first in a three-part selected history of those who discovered the dinosaurs. The discoveries, research and rivalries of those who shaped our understanding of dinosaurs. The term was coined by Victorian Richard Owen, examined in this first programme. Presenter/Producer: Andrew Luck-Baker.
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