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The dinosaur book, written by John Woodward ; consultant Darren Naish

Label
The dinosaur book, written by John Woodward ; consultant Darren Naish
Language
eng
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Intended audience
8 - 12 years old
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
The dinosaur book
Responsibility statement
written by John Woodward ; consultant Darren Naish
Series statement
DK Smithsonian
Summary
Shares information on dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals, including prosauropods, titanosaurs, and spinosaurids
Table Of Contents
Machine generated contents note: Timeline of life -- Changing planet -- Types of fossils -- Fossil finds -- Origin of life -- Game-changers -- Evolution and extinction -- The vertebrates -- What is a dinosaur? -- Inside a dinosaur -- Before the dinosaurs -- The first animals -- Built to survive -- Set in stone -- Trilobites -- The age of fish -- Fish armor -- Early life on land -- Towering trees -- Arthropod empire -- Airborne giant -- Early amphibians -- Rise of the reptiles -- Reptiles branch out -- Hungry hunter -- The age of dinosaurs -- The first dinosaurs -- Prosauropods -- Sauropods -- Mobile necks -- Titanosaurs -- Footprints and trackways -- Stegosaurs -- About tails -- Deadly spikes -- Ankylosaurs -- Dinosaur defense -- Iguanodontians -- Plant-eaters -- Hadrosaurs -- Cool crests -- Dinosaur eggs -- Dinosaur creche -- Pachycephalosaurs -- Ceratopsians -- Head-to-head -- Herds and packs -- Early theropods -- Spinosaurids -- Allosauroids -- Cutting edge -- Tyrannosaurs --Contents note continued: Ultimate hunter -- Ornithomimosaurs -- Oviraptorosaurs -- Arms and hands -- Protective wings -- Therizinosaurs -- Sharp claws -- Dromaeosaurs -- Toothed eagle -- Dinosaurs take flight -- Skin, scales, and feathers -- Feathered hunters -- First up -- Taking off -- Early birds -- Giant birds -- High-speed killer -- Pterosaurs -- Early pterosaurs -- Later pterosaurs -- Prowling predator -- Colorful crests -- The marine world -- Life in Mesozoic seas -- Early marine reptiles -- Flippers and tails -- Giant marine reptiles -- Ambush hunter -- The rise of mammals -- A new world -- Trapped in amber -- The first mammals -- Giant sloths and armadillos -- Body cover -- Mega-marsupials -- Giant herbivores -- Horns and antlers -- Powerful predators -- Mammal teeth -- Saber charge -- Ice-age giants -- Primates -- Early humans -- Window to the past
Target audience
juvenile
Classification
Contributor
resource.consultant

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