15 Quotes by Mark Norell

We always collect more than we can study.

I don't think it would have helped in a fight very much. It's very thin and fragile.

There are still a lot of big questions about what they would have eaten.

There is no reason to CAT scan this specimen, because clearly it's not pieced together,

Discoveries in the past 10 or 15 years have been incorporated into popular outlets. Kids watch these programs, so they do have a more up-to-date perspective than adults.

Dromaeosaurs are really interesting because they are so close to birds in evolution, having feathers and other, similar attributes.

Feathers are really just difficult things to preserve.

It would not have been used for fighting - it would have been paper-thin. That's still a long way ahead.

People care about tyrannosaurs. People are interested in them - not just scientists - and this fossil goes a long way to understanding their early history.