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catalog abstract ""This book addresses the questions of what the fossil record tells us about the evolution and extinction of dinosaurs, what their relationship to the rest of the organic world was, and what we can learn from them about our own place in the history of life on our planet. This edition has been updated throughout, and the authors have provided a new final chapter."--Jacket.".
catalog contributor b11731837.
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catalog contributor b11731840.
catalog created "[2000]".
catalog date "2000".
catalog date "[2000]".
catalog dateCopyrighted "[2000]".
catalog description ""This book addresses the questions of what the fossil record tells us about the evolution and extinction of dinosaurs, what their relationship to the rest of the organic world was, and what we can learn from them about our own place in the history of life on our planet. This edition has been updated throughout, and the authors have provided a new final chapter."--Jacket.".
catalog description "105 -- Coelophysis bauri 107 -- Allosaurus fragilis 110 -- Tyrannosaurus rex 114 -- Albertosaurus libratus 119 -- Struthiomimus altus 121 -- Ornitholestes hermanni 123 -- Oviraptor philoceratops 124 -- Microvenator celer 126 -- Saurornithoides mongoliensis 127 -- Deinonychus antirrhopus 129 -- Velociraptor mongoliensis 132 -- Mononykus olecranus 134 -- Hesperornis regalis 136 -- Diatryma gigantea 137 -- Presbyornis pervetus 138 -- Psilopterus australis 140 -- Ornithischians 142 -- Ankylosaurus magniventris 142 -- Sauropelta edwardsi 144 -- Edmontonia rugosidens 145 -- Stegosaurus stenops 146 -- Tenontosaurus tilletti 149 -- Camptosaurus dispar 150 -- Prosaurolophus maximus 152 -- Saurolophus osborni 153 -- Edmontosaurus annectens 154 -- Anatotitan copei 156 -- Corythosaurus casuarius 158 -- Hypacrosaurus altispinus 160 -- Lambeosaurus lambei 161 --".
catalog description "17. How many bones do dinosaurs have? 29 -- 18. What kind of teeth do dinosaurs have? 30 -- 19. What color were dinosaurs? 32 -- 20. How fast did dinosaurs move? 33 -- 21. Did dinosaurs make sounds? 34 -- 22. What were the primary sensory capabilities of dinosaurs? 36 -- 23. How intelligent were dinosaurs? 37 -- 24. What did dinosaurs eat? 39 -- 25. Did dinosaurs fight? 42 -- 26. Did dinosaurs travel in herds? 45 -- 27. How did dinosaurs mate? 47 -- 28. How did dinosaurs give birth? 49 -- 29. Did dinosaurs care for their young? 50 -- 30. Were dinosaurs warm-blooded? 52 -- 31. How fast did dinosaurs grow? 55 -- 32. Were dinosaurs aquatic? 57 -- 33. Did dinosaurs fly? 59 -- 34. What was the last dinosaur? 61 -- 35. Why did nonavian dinosaurs become extinct? 62 -- 36. What other animals became extinct at the same time as nonavian dinosaurs? 70 -- 37.".
catalog description "Evolutionary Relationships of Dinosaurs XIV -- A Phylogenetic Classification of Dinosaurs XV -- I Questions About Dinosaurs 1 -- 1. What are dinosaurs? 2 -- 2. What are the closest relatives of dinosaurs? 2 -- 3. Why are dinosaur fossils so interesting? 5 -- 4. Who discovered the first dinosaur bones? 6 -- 5. Who coined the term "dinosaur"? 7 -- 6. How do dinosaurs get their names? 8 -- 7. Why are birds a type of dinosaur? 11 -- 8. How many different kinds of dinosaurs are there? 15 -- 9. What is the earliest-known dinosaur? 17 -- 10. Where did dinosaurs live? 18 -- 11. What was the world like during the time of the dinosaurs? 19 -- 12. Did dinosaurs really rule the world? 20 -- 13. What other animals lived during the time of the dinosaurs? 21 -- 14. How large were the biggest dinosaurs? 22 -- 15. What are the smallest dinosaurs? 25 -- 16. What was dinosaur skin like? 26 --".
catalog description "Has any dinosaur DNA been found? 71 -- 38. Did any nonavian dinosaurs survive the end of the Cretaceous? 73 -- 39. What are fossils? 74 -- 40. How do fossils form? 74 -- 41. Why are dinosaur fossils so rare? 76 -- 42. Where is the best place to find dinosaur fossils? 78 -- 43. How do we estimate the age of dinosaur fossils? 81 -- 44. How are dinosaur fossils collected? 83 -- 45. How do museums acquire their dinosaur bones? 85 -- 46. How are fossils prepared? 87 -- 47. How are dinosaur mounts assembled in museums? 89 -- 48. Where are dinosaurs that are not on display stored? 91 -- 49. How accurate are artists' reconstructions of dinosaurs? 93 -- 50. How does dinosaur study benefit modern humans? 95 -- II Great Hall of Dinosaurs 97 -- Saurischians 98 -- Plateosaurus engelhardti 98 -- Camarasaurus lentus 99 -- Diplodocus longus 100 -- Apatosaurus excelsus 102 -- Barosaurus lentus".
catalog description "Pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis 163 -- Psittacosaurus mongoliensis 165 -- Protoceratops andrewsi 166 -- Centrosaurus apertus 168 -- Styracosaurus albertensis 170 -- Triceratops horridus 172 -- Chasmosaurus kaiseni/Chasmosaurus belli 174 -- Tracks anda Eggs 175 -- Connecticut Valley Tracks 175 -- Flaming Cliffs Dinosaur Nests 177 -- Coal Mine Tracks 179 -- Paluxy River Trackway 181 -- Eggs of? Hypselosaurus priscus 184 -- III New Discoveries 185 -- IV Expeditions of the American Museum of Natural History 197 -- Medicine Bow Anticline, 1897-1902 198 -- Hell Creek Beds, 1907-1918 201 -- Red Deer River, 1905-1920 203 -- Flaming Cliffs, 1922-1925 206 -- Western Gobi, 1991-1995 209 -- Lioaning, 1999-present 214.".
catalog extent "xx, 219 p. :".
catalog identifier "0520225015".
catalog issued "2000".
catalog issued "[2000]".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Berkeley, CA : University of California Press,".
catalog subject "567.9 21".
catalog subject "Dinosaurs.".
catalog subject "QE861.4 .N67 2000".
catalog tableOfContents "105 -- Coelophysis bauri 107 -- Allosaurus fragilis 110 -- Tyrannosaurus rex 114 -- Albertosaurus libratus 119 -- Struthiomimus altus 121 -- Ornitholestes hermanni 123 -- Oviraptor philoceratops 124 -- Microvenator celer 126 -- Saurornithoides mongoliensis 127 -- Deinonychus antirrhopus 129 -- Velociraptor mongoliensis 132 -- Mononykus olecranus 134 -- Hesperornis regalis 136 -- Diatryma gigantea 137 -- Presbyornis pervetus 138 -- Psilopterus australis 140 -- Ornithischians 142 -- Ankylosaurus magniventris 142 -- Sauropelta edwardsi 144 -- Edmontonia rugosidens 145 -- Stegosaurus stenops 146 -- Tenontosaurus tilletti 149 -- Camptosaurus dispar 150 -- Prosaurolophus maximus 152 -- Saurolophus osborni 153 -- Edmontosaurus annectens 154 -- Anatotitan copei 156 -- Corythosaurus casuarius 158 -- Hypacrosaurus altispinus 160 -- Lambeosaurus lambei 161 --".
catalog tableOfContents "17. How many bones do dinosaurs have? 29 -- 18. What kind of teeth do dinosaurs have? 30 -- 19. What color were dinosaurs? 32 -- 20. How fast did dinosaurs move? 33 -- 21. Did dinosaurs make sounds? 34 -- 22. What were the primary sensory capabilities of dinosaurs? 36 -- 23. How intelligent were dinosaurs? 37 -- 24. What did dinosaurs eat? 39 -- 25. Did dinosaurs fight? 42 -- 26. Did dinosaurs travel in herds? 45 -- 27. How did dinosaurs mate? 47 -- 28. How did dinosaurs give birth? 49 -- 29. Did dinosaurs care for their young? 50 -- 30. Were dinosaurs warm-blooded? 52 -- 31. How fast did dinosaurs grow? 55 -- 32. Were dinosaurs aquatic? 57 -- 33. Did dinosaurs fly? 59 -- 34. What was the last dinosaur? 61 -- 35. Why did nonavian dinosaurs become extinct? 62 -- 36. What other animals became extinct at the same time as nonavian dinosaurs? 70 -- 37.".
catalog tableOfContents "Evolutionary Relationships of Dinosaurs XIV -- A Phylogenetic Classification of Dinosaurs XV -- I Questions About Dinosaurs 1 -- 1. What are dinosaurs? 2 -- 2. What are the closest relatives of dinosaurs? 2 -- 3. Why are dinosaur fossils so interesting? 5 -- 4. Who discovered the first dinosaur bones? 6 -- 5. Who coined the term "dinosaur"? 7 -- 6. How do dinosaurs get their names? 8 -- 7. Why are birds a type of dinosaur? 11 -- 8. How many different kinds of dinosaurs are there? 15 -- 9. What is the earliest-known dinosaur? 17 -- 10. Where did dinosaurs live? 18 -- 11. What was the world like during the time of the dinosaurs? 19 -- 12. Did dinosaurs really rule the world? 20 -- 13. What other animals lived during the time of the dinosaurs? 21 -- 14. How large were the biggest dinosaurs? 22 -- 15. What are the smallest dinosaurs? 25 -- 16. What was dinosaur skin like? 26 --".
catalog tableOfContents "Has any dinosaur DNA been found? 71 -- 38. Did any nonavian dinosaurs survive the end of the Cretaceous? 73 -- 39. What are fossils? 74 -- 40. How do fossils form? 74 -- 41. Why are dinosaur fossils so rare? 76 -- 42. Where is the best place to find dinosaur fossils? 78 -- 43. How do we estimate the age of dinosaur fossils? 81 -- 44. How are dinosaur fossils collected? 83 -- 45. How do museums acquire their dinosaur bones? 85 -- 46. How are fossils prepared? 87 -- 47. How are dinosaur mounts assembled in museums? 89 -- 48. Where are dinosaurs that are not on display stored? 91 -- 49. How accurate are artists' reconstructions of dinosaurs? 93 -- 50. How does dinosaur study benefit modern humans? 95 -- II Great Hall of Dinosaurs 97 -- Saurischians 98 -- Plateosaurus engelhardti 98 -- Camarasaurus lentus 99 -- Diplodocus longus 100 -- Apatosaurus excelsus 102 -- Barosaurus lentus".
catalog tableOfContents "Pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis 163 -- Psittacosaurus mongoliensis 165 -- Protoceratops andrewsi 166 -- Centrosaurus apertus 168 -- Styracosaurus albertensis 170 -- Triceratops horridus 172 -- Chasmosaurus kaiseni/Chasmosaurus belli 174 -- Tracks anda Eggs 175 -- Connecticut Valley Tracks 175 -- Flaming Cliffs Dinosaur Nests 177 -- Coal Mine Tracks 179 -- Paluxy River Trackway 181 -- Eggs of? Hypselosaurus priscus 184 -- III New Discoveries 185 -- IV Expeditions of the American Museum of Natural History 197 -- Medicine Bow Anticline, 1897-1902 198 -- Hell Creek Beds, 1907-1918 201 -- Red Deer River, 1905-1920 203 -- Flaming Cliffs, 1922-1925 206 -- Western Gobi, 1991-1995 209 -- Lioaning, 1999-present 214.".
catalog title "Discovering dinosaurs : evolution, extinction, and the lessons of prehistory / Mark Norell, Lowell Dingus ; Eugene Gaffney.".
catalog type "text".