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Killer Dinosaurs
Liz Miles
Paperback (Riverstream Pub, March 1, 2013)2 books in 1 Double sided
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The Search for the Origin of Birds
Lawrence M. Witmer, Kit Mather
Library Binding (Franklin Watts, Oct. 1, 1995)Discusses the facts and clues used to formulate the various theories of the origin of birds
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Ceratosaurus: And Other Horned Meat-Eaters
Virginia Schomp
Library Binding (Cavendish Square Publishing, Sept. 1, 2005)Describes the physical characteristics and behavior of Ceratosaurus and other horned meat-eaters.
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Kronosaurus
Marc Zabludoff, Peter Bollinger
Library Binding (Benchmark Books, Sept. 1, 2010)Explores Kronosaurus, its physical characteristics, when and where it lived, how it lived, what other animals lived alongside it, and possible reasons for its extinction.
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Is Apatosaurus Okay? - a Smithsonian Prehistoric Pals Book
Ben Nussbaum, Trevor Reaveley
Paperback (Soundprints Corp Audio, Sept. 1, 2005)Apatosaurus lumbers toward the stream to eat. She is slow and tired. A pack of Ceratasaurus sense that Apatosaurus is not strong and slowly start to surround her. Will Apatosaurus be OK? Kids are bound to love this book with its detailed illustrations and storyline that has been reviewed by paleontologists at the Smithsonian Institution for accuracy. Included is an audiobook CD and a tear-out poster for extended learning fun.Book Features:- Fantastic illustrations and accurate facts- 32 pages- Poster and pictorial glossary- Audiobook CD- Appropriate for ages 3-9- Paperback: 8 1/2 x 11 inches
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Early Life - Prehistoric World
Dougal Dixon
Paperback (ticktock Media Ltd, Oct. 31, 2006)None
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Prehistoric World Jurassic Life
dougal-dixon
Paperback (ticktock Media Ltd, March 15, 2006)Rare Book
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Therizinosaurus: And Other Colossal-Clawed Plant-Eaters
Virginia Schomp
Library Binding (Benchmark Books (NY), Sept. 15, 2005)None
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I am Allosaurus
Tim Bradley
Hardcover (Arbordale Publishing, Jan. 21, 2020)What would it be like to live as a dinosaur? Young readers will discover that dinosaur lives had many similarities to present-day animals: they hatched, ran, hunted, hid from predators, and grew to adulthood. However, the world these creatures from the far past inhabited was very different from that of today; a great example is that a simple thing like grass didnt yet exist. Repetitive sight words make this a great story for beginning readers and dinosaur enthusiasts alike.
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Short-Faced Bear
Michael P Goecke
Library Binding (Abdo & Daughters, Sept. 1, 2003)- Color Photographs- B/W Photographs- Maps- Diagrams- Table of Contents- Index- Glossary
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Giant Dinosaurs
Liz Miles
Library Binding (Arcturus Pub, Aug. 1, 2012)Presents a look at some of the largest dinosaurs, including such creatures as Diplodocus, Ceratosaurus, Stegosaurus, and Giganotosaurus.
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Triceratops and Other Horned Plant-Eaters
Virginia Schomp
Hardcover (Cavendish Square Publishing, Oct. 1, 2002)There are many reasons why the prehistoric world captures the imagination of children, but dinosaurs certainly play a major role. It only makes sense, therefore, to open the Prehistoric World series with an investigation of that world's best-known inhabitants -- dinosaurs. Painting a vivid picture of life as we think it then existed, each book features a different type of dinosaur, focusing on a well-known member of a particular group but also discussing its relatives and other similar creatures. Coverage includes the animal's physical characteristics, the world in which it lived, how it lived, and the secrets of its daily survival. An easy-to-read, concise text and full-color, captioned illustrations showing the creatures in action bring the prehistoric world to life for young children.
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