David Norman

A detailed examination of the world of dinosaurs, their appearance, behavior, and families, describing current theories about their extinction and explaining how paleontologists study their fossilized remains.

Discusses the environment in which dinosaurs lived, the characteristics of different types of dinosaurs, the disappearance of these creatures, and how scientists learn from their fossil remains.

Fossils have been forming ever since life existed on this planet. This fascinating and colorful guide introduces the reader to the great diversity of fossilized plant and animal life, depicted in nearly 100 photographs, line drawings and charts. The informative text, written by one of Britain's top paleontologists, includes an explanation of how fossils form, as well as practical advice on how and where to find them.

Describes all known dinosaurs from Abelisaurus to Zizhongosaurus, their world, and the scientists who study them. Includes special glasses for viewing the 3-D illustrations.