What did dinosaurs ‘really’ look like? This is a breakdown of “All Yesterdays” — a book from the “All Tomorrows” author C. M. Kosemen, with John Conway and Darren Naish.
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The credited images featured in this video come from the excellent book “All Yesterdays: Unique and Speculative Views of Dinosaurs and Other Prehistoric Animals.” The book is available for purchase on Amazon.

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Take a moment to think about the appearance of a modern bird – like a parrot, or something similar. We know these animals have relatively thick bodies, feathery coats, unique patterns, and varying colors. Now, think about a parrot’s skeleton. Based on the bones alone, these birds seem like they’d have long, slender frames — yet the layers of skin and feather coverings make them look quite different than their gaunt skeletal structures might suggest.

And this exact phenomenon presents a practical challenge when it comes to reconstructing accurate depictions of dinosaurs. The challenge of capturing the forgotten peculiarities of dinosaurs is at the center of “All Yesterdays,” a book written and illustrated in part by C.M. Koseman — whose work you know from his other most famous book “All Tomorrows.”

So, let’s take a look, and imagine what unique aspects of dinosaurs may not show up in the fossil record.

0:00 All Yesterdays
2:16 Why Speculate?
2:55 Carnotaurus
3:58 Majungasaurus
4:37 Plesiosaur
5:29 Therizinosaurus
6:14 Heterodontosaurus
6:57 Leaellynasaura
7:58 Elasmosaurus
9:18 Protoceratops
9:47 Camarasurus
10:28 T Rex
11:08 Outro

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