Image credits
Every image on dinosaurs.im is public domain or CC0, from Wikimedia Commons: museum photos, and historic paintings and drawings. No permission is needed for these, but we credit everyone anyway.
A note on the historic art: paintings by Charles R. Knight and drawings from the 1800s and early 1900s show what people thought dinosaurs looked like at the time. Some details have changed since, so read them as history, not as up-to-date reconstructions.
| Image | What it shows (from Commons) | Artist or photographer | Licence | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Antigua representación de un Allosaurus devorando carroña procedente del cadáver de un saurópodo. | Charles Robert Knight (historic art) | Public domain | Commons file page |
 | Dinosaur and fossil gallery, Jiangxi Museum, Nanchang, China. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistor | Gary Todd | CC0 | Commons file page |
 | The Berlin Archaeopteryx, photographed in August 2004 in the Natural History Museum, Berlin | Mike Dickison | CC0 | Commons file page |
 | Illustration of Brontosaurus in the water, and Diplodocus on land. | Charles Robert Knight (historic art) | Public domain | Commons file page |
 | Concept drawing of Crystal Palace Dinosaurs by Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins (1854) | Benjamin Waterhouse Hawkins (historic art) | Public domain | Commons file page |
 | Skeleton of Diplodocus in Museum of Berlin | Interfase | Public domain | Commons file page |
 | Duria Antiquior famous watercolor by the geologist Henry de la Beche depicting life in ancient Dorset based on | Henry De la Beche (historic art) | Public domain | Commons file page |
 | Henan Geological Museum, Zhengzhou, China. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com. | Gary Todd | CC0 | Commons file page |
 | Illustration of the original Iguanodon teeth by Gideon Mantell, 1825. | Gideon Mantell (historic art) | Public domain | Commons file page |
 | Leaping Laelaps - Two Laelaps/Dryptosaurus fighting. | Charles Robert Knight (historic art) | Public domain | Commons file page |
 | Historical engraving of the lectotype dentary, Oxford University Museum of Natural Histroy (OUMNH) J.13505, of | Mary Morland, engraving for William Buckland (historic art) | Public domain | Commons file page |
 | Parasaurolophus walkeri. The skeleton as mounted. The ends of the ischia and parts of the last caudal vertebra | William A. Parks (historic art) | Public domain | Commons file page |
 | Nesting Protoceratops, Field Museum. The painting was made shortly after an expedition to Mongolia that discov | Charles R. Knight (historic art) | Public domain | Commons file page |
 | A Pteranodon skeleton on display in the Palaeontology Museum in Munich | ArticCynda | CC0 | Commons file page |
 | Holotype elements of Spinosaurus. | Ernst Stromer (historic art) | Public domain | Commons file page |
 | Life restoration of Stegosaurus ungulatus Marsh. By Charles R. Knight, 1901. After F.A. Lucas. | Charles Robert Knight (historic art) | Public domain | Commons file page |
 | Photo Credit: Chad Douglas | Chad Douglas, Bureau of Land Management Utah | Public domain | Commons file page |
 | Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton is on display in the Dinosaurs hall at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural | John Gibbons, Smithsonian (shared by USDA) | Public domain | Commons file page |
 | Henan Geological Museum, Zhengzhou, China. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com. | Gary Todd | CC0 | Commons file page |
 | Triceratops and T. rex (tyrannosaurus) Mesozoic. Charles Knight painting or mural. This is unequivocally Knigh | Charles R. Knight (historic art) | Public domain | Commons file page |
 | Skeleton of an Velociraptor in the in the Museo paleontologico of the university Sapienzia, Rome | Diagram Lajard | CC0 | Commons file page |
 | A view looking down the length of the Wall of Bones on the bottom floor of the Quarry Exhibit Hall. Visitors a | National Park Service | Public domain | Commons file page |
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