The discovery of simple, shaftless feathers on Dilong paradoxus, a 2-metre-long basal tyrannosauroid from the early Cretaceous of China, led to the suggestion that the tyrannosauroids as a group were feathered.

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It is hardly surprising that these conventions seem to be in rapid collapse, with what has been called the greengrocer's apostrophe (apple's 60p, Antique's, linguistic's, and perhaps even mean't, all personally attested) […]

Proto-Indo-European was a natlang that can only be reconstructed with the help of its attested daughter languages.