Richard Brookes

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Richard Brookes was a naturalist and an early paleontologist who was one of the first to study and describe the Triassic-era predator Megalosaurus, which he named Scrotum Humanum in 1763, referring to anatomical similarities with the human scrotum.[1]

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  1. ^ Brookes's analysis compared to Plot
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