insects, fossil

"According to fossils that have been found, insects have been living on Earth for more than 400 million years! That means they were around before the dinosaurs and long before humans walked on Earth. How do scientists know this? They study the different kinds of impressions left in rock from these amazing prehistoric creatures. . . . This book . . . explains the different kinds of insect fossils, how they formed, and what we've learned from them"--Provided by publisher.

An introduction to insect fossils, discussing where they are found, how they become fossils and more.

Describes prehistoric insects that roamed the world.

Provides an introduction to fossils, exploring how they are formed and examines some insect fossils.

An introduction to insect fossils, discussing where they are found, how they become fossils and more.

Provides evidence on the role that insects played in the life and death of prehistoric dinosaurs.

Explains what insects were like in prehistoric times, describing their characteristics, life cycles, feeding habits, and fossils. Also includes a further resource list, activity suggestions, a quiz, and a glossary.

Discusses the physical characteristics of several endangered, extinct, and prehistoric species of insects.

An introduction to prehistoric animals that flew.