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Extinct species

Examines extinct species, including early humans, and discusses why extinction happens, as well as how information is gathered on species that existed before humans evolved.
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Mammoth and mastodon

"Learn all about the ancient animals known as mammoths and mastodons, from how they lived to how they are related to today's elephants."--Provided by publisher.
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Do you really want to meet Tyrannosaurus Rex?

A young child adventures back in time to 67 million years ago to meet a Tyrannosaurus rex, learning about what this dinosaur ate, its size, and how it caught prey.
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Dinosaurs!

Presents facts about dinosaurs, covering their anatomy, eating behavior, and extinction.
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Big birds

Describes the physical characteristics, eating habits, defense behavior, and other aspects of large flightless birds both living and extinct, including ostriches, emus, cassowaries, rheas, elephant birds, and moas.

Pasado y presente

los animales que poblaron en e?pocas pasadas A?frica, Europa, las islas Hawa?i, Indonesia y Ame?rica del Norte : y los podemos encontrar hoy en di?a
Detailed illustrations depict how animals have changed and adapted over time. Presented in Spanish.
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Monster birds

2017
"An elementary exploration of monster birds, focusing on fossil evidence that helps explain how their wide wings and long feathers helped these beasts adapt to the last Ice Age"--Provided by the publisher.

My weird school fast facts

dinosaurs, dodos and woolly mammoths
2018
Hundreds of weird-but-true facts on dinosaurs, prehistoric, and other extinct animals.
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The late Jurassic

notes, drawings, and observations from prehistory
2017
Come along with us on a journey deep into the Earth's history, to a time long before the first humans ever existed. A time when giants roamed the Earth and reptiles ruled the skies. A time of absolute beauty and extreme danger--this is the late Jurassic. Step back 150 million years into the volcanic and tropical forests of prehistory. Walk with massive sauropods as they send shock waves through the ground with each step and take to the skies with early pterosaurs, the undisputed rulers of the air. Combining with late paleontological findings with highly detailed drawings.
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The early Cretaceous

notes, drawings, and observations from prehistory
2015
Written and illustrated in the style of a naturalist's notebook, The Early Cretaceous brings readers closer to prehistoric life than ever before.
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