diplodocus

An introduction to the physical characteristics, life cycle, diet, and habitat of the Diplodocus.

Presents a study of the prehistoric dinosaur, Diplodocus, and describes what it looked like, what it ate, where it lived, and other interesting features.

Presents an illustrated story which provides information about the life and behavior of the diplodocus, features facts about the spiny-backed dinosaur, and explains how scientists learn about the prehistoric animals.

Describes the diplodocus's physical characteristics, movement, world, and diet, as well as the first discovery of diplodocus fossils, and includes a hands-on activity.

Describes how the bones of a diplodocus ended up in the Smithsonian Institution, from their discovery in Utah in 1923 to their assembly.

Describes what has been learned about the size, behavior, and surroundings of the long-extinct dinosaur known as diplodocus.

Describes the physical characteristics of the diplodocus, explains what it ate and how it defended itself, and discusses fossils.

Describes the appearance, behavior, and daily challenges faced by the diplodocus dinosaur, looks at where diplodocus fossils have been found and displayed, and discusses dinosaur evolution and extinction.

Provides a description of the diplodocus, a dinosaur that lived from about 150 million to 144 million years ago, discusses the history of diplodocus discovery and study, looks at different species of diplodocus dinosaurs, and speculates about their extinction.

Presents information on Diplodocus, including physical characteristics, diet, habitat, known social organization, close relatives, and areas where fossils have been found.