Books with author Michael William Skrepnick

Outlines several expeditions by paleontologists hunting for information about dinosaurs in America, Africa, Canada, Patagonia, and elsewhere.

Describes the characteristics, diet, and hunting strategies of the Tyrannosaurus Rex, and includes interesting facts such as the T. rex was the largest predator of the time.

Describes the characteristics, diet, and enemies of the Triceratops, and includes interesting facts such as the name Triceratops means "three-horned face."

Discusses the physical features of the sinosauropteryx and where the fossil was found.

Describes the characteristics, habits, and diet of the Diplodocus, and includes interesting facts such as the Diplodocus swallowed stones to help with digestion.

Provides information about the origins, range, anatomy, physiology, reproduction, food, defenses, and extinction of triceratops and the other dinosaurs with formidable horns known as ceratopsians.

Briefly explains the work of paleontologists, scientists who learn about dinosaurs by studying fossils.

Provides information about the evolution, range, anatomy, physiology, reproduction, food, and extinction of the tyrannosaurs and other meat-eating dinosaurs known as theropods.

Provides information about the evolution, range, anatomy, physiology, reproduction, food, and extinction of the ankylosaurs and other armored, plated, and bone-headed dinosaurs.

Describes the lifestyle, physical characteristics, diet, and behavior of the long-necked herbivores, considered the longest, tallest, and heaviest land animals.

Provides information about the origins, range, anatomy, physiology, reproduction, food, defenses, and extinction of the ornithopods, the most widespread plant-eating dinosaurs of the Cretaceous era.

Explores the connection between birds and dinosaurs, details the time and areas where these dinosaurs roamed, as well as what they ate and how they behaved, and discusses major related fossil discoveries.