Meet the dinosaurs

Examines seven duck-billed dinosaurs, their habitat, and when they roamed the earth as well as archeological evidence of duckbills.

Presents a guide to the dinosaur species of the ocean, including Acrhelon, Mosasaurus, Ichthyosarus, and others, with information on their physical characteristics, life in the sea, and behavior. Includes time line and glossary.

Examines five of the smallest species of dinosaurs, their habitats, and what they eat and includes information on the Ligabueino, Microraptor, and Shuvuuia.

Using simple text and pictures, "Dino" Dan details the habitat, life, and extinction of seven of the fastest dinosaurs, some of which lived one hundred twenty-four million years ago.

Presents a short study of several deadly dinosaurs such as the Utahraptor, Dromaesosurus, and Velociraptor.

Presents a guide to the most intelligent dinosaur species, including Troodon, Giganotosaurus, and Deinonychus, with information on their physical characteristics, brains, and behavior. Includes time line and glossary.

Using simple text and pictures, "Dino" Dan details the habitat, life, and extinction of eight flying dinosaurs, some of which lived 220 million years ago.

Looks at how scientists know that some dinosaurs had feathers,introduces several feathered dinosaurs, and explains how they differ from modern birds.

Describes how triceratops, torosaurus, and other horned dinosaurs lived, as well as how scientists have learned about them through fossil studies.

Presents a description of seven prehistoric plant eaters, their individual habitats, migration patterns, and archeological discoveries.