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Extinct species

2002
Presents illustrated profiles of several extinct birds, including dodos, piopios, great auks, laughing owls, giant woodpeckers, and others.

Extinct species

2002
Presents illustrated profiles of several extinct mammals, including aurochs, dwarf elephants, cave goats, thylacines, Barbary lions, giant beavers, and others.

Extinct species

2002
An overview of fossil hunting and research that covers such topics as different kinds of sites, the process of excavation, fossil dating, paleobotany, reconstructions, and famous mistakes.

Extinct species

2002
Presents illustrated information on animals that lived in prehistoric times, including carnivorous and herbivorous dinosaurs, mammoths, woolly rhinoceroses, cave bears, early apes, giant ground sloths, giant marsupials, and several others.

Extinct species

2002
Presents illustrated examinations of several causes of extinction, prehistoric and modern, including ice ages, drought, disease, fires, hunting, destruction of habitat, pollution, and others.

Encyclopedia prehistorica

mega-beasts
2007
Contains a collection of facts and information on prehistoric beasts, such as wooly mammoths, saber-toothed tigers, and cave bears; including over thirty-five pop-ups as well as descriptions of different species.

Tyrannosaurus rex

2012
A brief introduction to the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex, highlighting its size, habitat, food sources, and demise. Also included is a virtual field trip to a museum with notable T. rex fossils.

Dinosaurs and beasts of yore

poems
1979
A collection of humorous poetry about extinct animals.

If an auk could talk

1977
Text and illustrations discuss the extinction of the auk, a fast swimming bird hunted for food and its feathers.

Wonders of flightless birds

1981
Discusses the first bird, extinct birds including the roc, great auk, and dodo, and forty-six living species of birds that lack the power of flight.

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