The Illustrated Dinosaur Encyclopedia: A Visual Who's Who of Prehistoric Life

The Illustrated Dinosaur Encyclopedia is an unparalleled reference work that showcases the beauty and diversity of prehistoric life.

With over 600 species featured, each entry includes a stunning full-color painting created in collaboration with world-renowned paleontologists.

Lively and informative "biographies" accompany these remarkable illustrations, providing insights into how the creatures moved, what they ate, where they ranged, and the habitats and ecological niches they occupied.

This comprehensive guide also includes articles on topics such as time scales of evolution, fossil formation and interpretation, and convergent evolution.

As head of the biology department at King's College, University of London, Professor Barry Cox brings his expertise in mammal-like reptiles to this magnificent source book, which is both a triumph of scholarship and a work of art.

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