Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Life
Fledgling palaeontologists, aged 9 and above, will discover how life on Earth began and flourished, from early plants and the first amphibians to the arrival of reptiles and the Age of Dinosaurs. The Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Life provides an amazing a insight into the universe dinosaurs, prehistoric wildlife – and the first humans.
- Exciting text, written and checked by experts
- Detailed artwork, diagrams and photos to put facts into context
- Perfect for school work and projects
Starting with the beginning of life on Earth, this book looks at everything from early plants and the first amphibians to early reptiles and the first dinosaurs. The Age of Dinosaurs is explored in detail, and covers many exciting discoveries of new species, as well a comprehensive guide to better-known species such as T rex. The fascinating progression from dinosaurs to birds is clearly explained, which leads into the Age of Mammals. A useful introduction to children’s dinosaur books for kids doing school projects or homework.
• Age: 9+
• Detailed, concise information
• Hundreds of illustrations and photographs
• Four themed sections