fossils

Explores what is found within a dinosaur egg, describes the different ways scientists study them, and compares them with bird eggs.

Together, minerals, rocks, and fossils communicate much about Earths history. Readers are invited to take a closer look at the materials that have, in many ways, facilitated life, and to explore the types and categories of minerals, rocks, and fossils alike.

Nineteenth-century fossil hunter Mary Anning and spinster Elizabeth Philpot form a friendship based on their interest in science, and, when Mary's work is put into question by individuals who believe it goes against their religious beliefs and men in her field try to take credit for it, Elizabeth's loyalty to Mary becomes invaluable to her.

Explores the phenomenon of the mass extinction of species, beginning with a brief synopsis of historical geology, followed by an examination of major extinction events throughout Earth history, and a look at the major theories proposed as to why they occurred.

Recounts the life and work of Mary Anning, who collected fossils throughout her life and made major discoveries in paleontology when that branch of science was first emerging.

Traces the geological time changes that shaped the land from Maine to New Jersey.

Covers the geological history of the earth as well as the lastest technology which is being used to study it.

The Angry Birds find a dinosaur bone and take an imaginary trip through time while teaching readers about dinosaurs.

Presents facts on the prehistoric underwater world and more than thirty-five intricate pop-up illustrations of ancient sharks, scorpions, mollusks, amphibians, reptiles, and marine mammals and birds.

Curious George and the man in the yellow hat help some scientists dig for dinosaur bones.