Today is Feathered Dinosaur Day!

From Dinosaur@USC.EDU:

Good day!
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? Also, is anything new about the only non-theropod dinosaur with such structures, the infamous “furry” Psittacosaurus specimen?

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