George Olshevsky
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George Olshevsky is a freelance editor, writer, publisher, paleontologist, and mathematician living in San Diego, California.
Olshevsky maintains the comprehensive online Dinosaur Genera List. He is known as the originator of the Birds Came First hypothesis in the descent of birds debate, which states that all dinosaurs are the descendants of small, arboreal and perhaps flying ancestors.
Olshevsky is part of the Uniform Polychora Project, a collaborative effort to recognize and standardize terms used to describe Uniform polychora, the analogues of Uniform polyhedra in four and higher dimensions.
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[edit] Olshevsky's websites
- Dinogeorge - Dinosaur home page
- Dinosaur Genera List
- Polyhedra home page
- List of convex uniform polychora
- Multidimensional Glossary
[edit] Other links
- Dinosaur Detective: George "Dinogeorge" Olshevsky
- The birds first? A theory to fit the facts - evolution of reptiles into birds, Omni, June, 1994 by George Olshevsky
- REVIEW OF THE TYRANNOSAURIDAE by George Olshevsky
- Discovering Dinosaurs: 6 books by George Olshevsky & Sandy Fritz
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