Great Dinosaurs: From Triassic Through Jurassic to CretaceousBorders Press, 1994 - 180 pages |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 10 |
TABLE OF What Are the Dinosaurs? | 16 |
THE OLDEST MESOZOIC FORMATION THE TRIASSIC 2 | 24 |
Copyright | |
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adults Africa Alberta allosaurids Allosaurus animals ankylosaurs appeared Argentina armour Asia Australia babies beak best known birds body bonebed brachiosaurids Brachiosaurus brain camarasaurids Canada carnivores carnosaurs Centrosaurus ceratopsians Chasmosaurus China claws climatic continents crest Cretaceous rocks crocodiles dinosaur bones diplodocid discovered discovery dromaeosaurids Early Cretaceous Early Jurassic eggs enormous Eoraptor evolved expeditions extinction fingers footprints forms fossils frill front hadrosaurs herbivores herds hind legs hips horns hypsilophodont Iguanodon iguanodontids lambeosaurines largest Late Cretaceous Late Jurassic Late Triassic length limbs lived lizards Lower Cretaceous mammals Megalosaurus Mesozoic million years ago Mongolia Montana Museum of Natural Natural History neck nests North America ornithischians ornithomimids pachycephalosaur palaeontologists plants primitive probably prosauropods pterosaurs regions relatively small reptiles sauropods saurs seas sediments skeletons skull southern species specimens spikes Spinosaurus stegosaurs suggest tail teeth thecodonts theropods titanosaurid tonnes tooth Torvosaurus Troodon troodontids Tyrannosaurus Upper Cretaceous Upper Jurassic Utah vertebrae warm-blooded