Dinosaurs

Dinosaurs
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An identification guide to the most important and best known dinosaursDo you know the difference between a Coelophysis and a Diplodocus? How much larger than a human was a Spinosarus? Is it likely that the Parasaurolophus made a sound like a trombone? All these questions and many more are answered in Collins Gem Dinosaurs, a highly illustrated guide to the world's very wild life hundreds of millions of years ago.A fully illustrated guide to the lost world of dinosaurs, the book provides descriptions of the most significant features and habits of these fascinating prehistoric reptiles, with profiles of nearly 70 dinosaurs which include in-depth looks at how dinosaurs lived, from keeping warm to moving about.For each species information is given ono What they ate o How their size compares to ours o How they behaved o Where they livedThe book also includes explanations of what the dinosaur names mean and how to pronounce them.

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Douglas Palmer. Dinosaurs

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NOTE TO READERS

How to use Collins Gem Dinosaurs

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

THE DINOSAURS. GLOSSARY. WEBSITES AND FURTHER READING. INDEX

INTRODUCTION

WHAT IS A DINOSAUR?

DINOSAUR APPEARANCES

DINOSAUR BEHAVIOUR

DINOSAUR DIETS

EGGS, NESTS AND BABIES

THE ARMS RACE

TRACKS AND TRAILS

THE DINOSAUR ERA

FOSSIL FORMATION

THE FIRST FINDS

DINOSAUR NAMES

ORIGINS AND EVOLUTION

TIMELINE

Triassic Period

Jurassic Period

Cretaceous

Triassic Period. Theropods

Saurischians

Theropods. Eoraptor

‘Dawn thief’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Herrerasaurus

‘Herrera’s lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Coelophysis

‘Hollow form’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

TRIASSIC PERIOD. Sauropodomorphs

Saurischians

Sauropodomorphs. Mussaurus

‘Mouse lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Sauropodomorphs. Plateosaurus

‘Flat lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Jurassic Period. Theropods

Saurischians

Theropods. Dilophosaurus

‘Two-ridge lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Ceratosaurus

‘Horned lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Megalosaurus

‘Great lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Cryolophosaurus

‘Frozen crested lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Allosaurus

‘Different lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Compognathus

‘Elegant jaw’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Ornitholestes

‘Bird robber’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

JURASSIC PERIOD. SAUROPODOMORPHS

Saurischians

Sauropodomorphs. Barapasaurus

‘Big-legged lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Sauropodomorphs. Anchisaurus

‘Near lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Sauropodomorphs. Mamenchisaurus

‘Mamenchi [Mamenxi] River lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Sauropodomorphs. Cetiosaurus

‘Whale lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Sauropodomorphs. Diplodocus

‘Double beam’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Sauropodomorphs. Apatosaurus

‘Deceptive lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Sauropodomorphs. Camarasaurus

‘Chambered lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Sauropodomorphs. Euhelopus

‘Good marsh foot’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Sauropodomorphs. Brachiosaurus

‘Arm lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Jurassic Period. Thyreophorans

Ornithischians

Thyreophorans. Scutellosaurus

‘Small shield lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Thyreophorans. Scelidosaurus

‘Hind-leg lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Thyreophorans. Huayangosaurus

‘Huayang lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Thyreophorans. Stegosaurus

‘Roofed lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Lesothosaurus

‘Lesotho lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

JURASSIC PERIOD. ORNITHOPODS

Ornithischians

Ornithopods. Heterodontosaurus

‘Different-teeth lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Ornithopods. Dryosaurus

‘Tree lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Cretaceous Period. Theropods

Saurischians

Theropods. Carnotaurus

‘Meat [-eating] bull’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Baryonyx

‘Heavy claw’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Spinosaurus

‘Spine lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Carcharodontosaurus

‘Shark-toothed lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Giganotosaurus

‘Giant southern lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Sinosauropteryx

‘Chinese lizard wing’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Scipionyx

‘Scipio-claw’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Dryptosaurus

‘Tearing lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Tyrannosaurus

‘Tyrant lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Pelecanimimus

‘Pelican mimic’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Ornithomimus

‘Bird mimic’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Therizinosaurus

‘Scythe lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Oviraptor

‘Egg thief’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Troodon

‘Wounding tooth’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Mei

‘Soundly sleeping’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Bambiraptor

‘Baby robber’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Microraptor

‘Small thief’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Sinornithosaurus

‘Chinese bird lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Velociraptor

‘Quick robber’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Shuvuuia

‘Bird’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Theropods. Archaeopteryx

‘Ancient wing’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Cretaceous Period. Sauropodomorphs

Saurischians

Sauropodomorphs. Aamrgasaurus

‘Lizard from Amarga’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Sauropodomorphs. Argentinosaurus

‘Argentine lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Saurischians

Sauropodomorphs. Saltasaurus

‘Salta lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Cretaceous Period. Thyreophorans

Ornithischians

Thyreophorans. Minmi

‘Minmi [Crossing]’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Thyreophorans. Euoplocephalus

‘Well-protected head’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Cretaceous Period. Ornithopods

Ornithischians

Ornithopods. Hypsilophodon

‘High ridge tooth’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Ornithopods. Thescelosaurus

‘Wonderful lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Ornithopods. Iguanodon

‘Iguana tooth’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Ornithopods. Ouranosaurus

‘Brave [monitor] lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Ornithopods. Hadrosaurus

‘Bulky lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Ornithopods. Maiasaura

‘Good mother lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Ornithopods. Lambeosaurus

‘Lambe’s lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Ornithopods. Parasaurolophus

‘Beside Saurolophus’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Ornithopods. Camptosaurus

‘Bent lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Cretaceous Period. Marginocephalians

Ornithischians

Marginocephalians. Pachycephalosaurus

‘Thick-headed lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Marginocephalians. Psittacosaurus

‘Parrot lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Marginocephalians. Protoceratops

‘First horned face’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Marginocephalians. Pachyrhinosaurus

‘Thick-nosed lizard’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

Ornithischians

Marginocephalians. Triceratops

‘Three-horned face’

Size:

Appearance:

Behaviour:

Food:

Where did it live?

GLOSSARY

WEBSITES AND FURTHER READING. Websites

Further Reading

INDEX

ABOUT THE PUBLISHER

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This ebook contains the following accessibility features which, if supported by your device, can be accessed via your e-reader/accessibility settings:

You may choose to read this ebook in a linear fashion, or to explore the information by using the easy-to-use navigation menus, which organise the dinosaurs by period and group.

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Caption: A crocodile, a living relative of the dinosaurs.

The closest living relatives to the dinosaurs are the birds and crocodiles, with which they share certain features. All three groups share the presence of extra openings in the skull and jaw. With the birds they have in common lightly built bones, the bony structure of their legs, a hinged ankle, and aspects of the skull and jaws. And while the dinosaurs are also similar to crocodiles, they differ from them and other reptiles in the bone structure of their legs, feet and hips. Crocodiles, like most other living reptiles, sprawl with their limbs held out to the side of the body. However, the dinosaurs have their limbs tucked in under the body, a structure that allows them to walk and run more efficiently.

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