animals, fossil

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animals, fossil

Ammonoids

2005
Describes the physical characteristics, movements, diet, defenses, and modern relatives of the prehistoric ammonoid.

Crinoids and blastoids

2005
Describes the physical characteristics of crinoids and blastoids, plant-like sea animals that lived during prehistoric times, and explains what scientists believe their daily lives were like.

Ice age 2

the meltdown : geyser blast!
2006
Ice Age friends, Manny, Sid, and Diego, go in search of a new place to live when it becomes clear their frozen world in melting.

Walking with beasts

a prehistoric safari
2001
Presents computer reconstructions of some of the creatures and landscapes of post-dinosaur Earth, providing information about their behaviors and habitats, and examining the scientific evidence for their existence.

Beyond the dinosaurs!

sky dragons, sea monsters, mega-mammals, and other prehistoric beasts
2001
Provides illustrations and information about some of the giant reptiles and mammals that lived on Earth during and after the time of the dinosaurs, discussing where each animal lived, what it ate, and its characteristics.

Dinosaurs and prehistoric life

2003
Presents color-illustrated profiles of two hundred dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals, grouped by time period, describing their physical characteristics, habitats, geographic ranges, and sizes compared to humans.

Who are you calling a woolly mammoth?

prehistoric America
2001
Describes the animals of prehistoric North America from the time of the dinosaurs to the age of the mammoths.

Dino poop

2006
Provides information on a variety of remains that have lasted from prehistoric times such as dinosaur dung, preserved woolly mammoths, and more.

In search of the maiasaurs

1999
Describes the discovery and study of fossil records revealing the herding and nesting behavior of the dinosaur known as Maiasaura.

Maxed out!

gigantic creatures from the past
2010
Provides facts about large animals from the prehistoric period, such as the archelon and the argentavis, and includes illustrations.

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