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Hello, I\'ve noted a strange thing: many non-dinosaur sections mention animals that are not part of pop-culture in broader sense but appear regularly in illustrated books and/or documentaries (Therapsids, Amphibians, Modern reptiles and so on); while true dinosaurs have \'\'only\'\' examples from portraits in wide-fandom media. However, even only book-related dinos have a sort of \
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Hello, I\\\'ve noted a strange thing: many non-dinosaur sections mention animals that are not part of pop-culture in broader sense but appear regularly in illustrated books and/or documentaries (Therapsids, Amphibians, Modern reptiles and so on); while true dinosaurs have \\\'\\\'only\\\'\\\' examples from portraits in wide-fandom media. However, even only book-related dinos have a sort of \\\"stock/non-stock\\\" distinction, since only some of each group is regularly depicted in book (and they are not necessarily the most important ones in fossil record or scientific relevance, but rather [[RuleOFCool those with the most distinctive look or the largest of their group]]. Since many boys and children can see them on these books, I think these dinosaurs deserve at least a mention in this page, even though they aren\\\'t stock among large audience. However, if you don\\\'t agree, I will delete without problem the examples that I have written for now (ornithopods).
