Lambert, David

Facts and statistics about dinosaurs from the Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous periods.

An illustrated, scientific introduction to dinosaurs that provides information on physical characteristics, diets, and behavior; describes how paleontologists find fossils; and includes a classification chart and a time line.

When Jed tries to pop a couple of chips into his motherboard, something goes WAY wrong. There's a bright light, a strange sound, like bzzzzzzz...Suddenly, his mind's online! No keyboards, no CRTs, and best of all, no studying! But when a crazed gunman kidnaps Jed, will his megabyte-mind save him? Or is being WIRED a power to die for?".

A guide to the components and processes that contributed to Earth's development, using illustrations and text to discuss the planet's origins and raw materials, Earth's crust, igneous and sedimentary rocks, processes that displace and transform crustal rocks, the effects of weather, rivers, the sea, glaciers, and ice sheets, the rock record, and the work of geologists.

Describes the formation, characteristics, and plant and animal life of different types of forests.

Discusses the environment in which dinosaurs lived, the characteristics of different types of dinosaurs, the disappearance of these creatures, and how scientists learn from their fossil remains.