Benton, M. J

Text and photographs examine myths and facts about dinosaurs including topics like habitat, food, intelligence, and extinction.

Discusses our knowledge of the dinosaurs and the fossil evidence that supports it.

Discover the world of flesh eating dinosaurs, ranging from turkey-sized dinosaurs to the awesome T Rex, and learn the latest discoveries about theropods: what they looked like, how they hunted, and why they could all live together peacefully. Filled with question and answer segments, colorful illustrations, spot and count features, facts, and projects.

Text and illustrations look at duckbilled, horned, and bonehead dinosaurs.

Documents the events surrounding a near-catastrophic event which took place at the end of the Permian period 251 million years ago, destroying ninety percent of life on Earth.

Follows the evolution of the dinosaurs from the first lizardlike dinosaurs to the mass extinction sixty-five million years ago.

Text and colorful illustrations present information on the physical characteristics, habitats, and behaviors of various types of dinosaurs, as well as information on their evolution and extinction and the subsequent evolution of mammal life.

Photographs and essays explore seventy of the most mysterious aspects of nature, including the origins of life, the extinction of dinosaurs, tsunamis, evolution, animal locomotion and behavior, global warming, and others.

An alphabetical guide to 200 dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals, covering where and when they lived.