triceratops

Provides information about the size, speed and agility, weapons, defenses, and attack style of the triceratops and stegosaurus, and features a story that imagines a battle between the two dinosaurs.

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

A study of horned dinosaurs, describing their anatomy, biology, and geography; exploring controversies that continue to be debated about the life and extinction of the dinosaurs; and introducing some of the scientists who pursue traces of Ceratopsia around the world.

Contains an introduction to Triceratops Maximus, an aggressive, herbivorous dinosaur capable of driving off a Tyrannosaurus Rex, in simple text with illustrations.

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

Explores the differences between the Triceratops and the Protoceratops.

Teaches children about triceratops, explaining when they lived, how they moved, what they ate, and why they no longer exist.

Outlines the daily activities of a triceratops, a Cretaceous plant-eater whose hide and horns made it a match for any fierce predator.

An introduction to what is known and hypothesized about the dinosaur triceratops, which means three-horned face.

Text and illustrations describe the discovery and excavation of triceratops fossils and examine what the evidence suggests about its appearance and behavior.