RE: 9th anniversary of the first feathered dinosaur discovery

[Michael Mortimer <mickey_mortimer111@msn.com>]

Vladimír Socha wrote-

> As today it's the 9th anniversary of announcing the find of 
> _Sinosauropteryx prima_, I wonder >how many dinosaur species/genera of 
> dinos with feathery integument are known to the date. I >seem to recall 
> some 10 non-avian dinosaur genera. Could anyone tally all of them?

Excluding archaeopterygids and anything closer to Aves...
Dilong paradoxus
Sinosauropteryx prima
(?)Compsognathus longipes
Shuvuuia deserti
Yixianosaurus longimanus
Beipiaosaurus inexpectus
Protarchaeopteryx robusta
Caudipteryx zoui
Caudipteryx dongi (= C. zoui)
Pedopenna daohugouensis
Jinfengopteryx elegans
Sinornithosaurus millenii
Cryptovolans pauli (= Microraptor zhaoianus?)
Microraptor gui (= M. zhaoianus?)
Microraptor zhaoianus
Scansoriopteryx heilmanni

> Also, is anything new about the only non-theropod dinosaur with such 
> structures, the >infamous "furry" Psittacosaurus specimen? Thanks, Vlad

Even if Psittacosaurus' quills are homologous with feathers, they're clearly 
not the same type of structures seen in coelurosaurs.  But no, nothing else 
has been published.

Mickey Mortimer