fossils

"Fossils are our key to the far past. Remains or even just traces of life from earlier eras have allowed us to reconstruct various times and places far different from our modern period. The most famous, perhaps, are those fossils that dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures left behind . . . readers will gain an understanding of different kinds of fossils as well as how scientists locate and uncover them"--Amazon.

Dinosaurs had some incredible adaptations--such as plates, horns, and frills. These were necessary to survive and thrive in an eat-or-be-eaten world. This useful guide to more than 40 dinosaurs, including Amargasaurus, Ankylosaurus, and Kentrosaurus, clues in readers to the unique bodies of these reptiles and how paleontologists think they functioned. Each dinosaur is paired with a table of information, which includes when it lived, where it lived, what it ate, and how big it was. An image comparing the creature to a person helps readers fathom their often immense dimensions. This beautifully designed volume is a high-interest resource for any life science studies collection.

An illustrated biography of paleontologist Mary Anning.

The local police prove unhelpful when a 500-pound dinosaur skull vanishes from a secret excavation on Sage's family's ranch, so Teddy and his friends conduct their own investigation.

"This book introduces readers to fossils"--Provided by publisher.

Learn all about Velociraptor through carefully leveled text and easy-to-read infographics.

Learn all about Tyrannosaurus Rex through carefully leveled text and easy-to-read infographics.

Learn all about Triceratops through carefully leveled text and easy-to-read infographics.

Learn all about Stegosaurus through carefully leveled text and easy-to-read infographics.

Learn all about Pterodactylus through diagrams, graphs, powerful illustrations, and fun text.