Some plant-eating dinosaurs developed a bill similar to a duck's. But unlike ducks, the dinosaurs also had hundreds of little teeth. Find out how the duckbilled dinosaurs survived among predators.

Many dinosaurs once roamed the lands of Central and South America. Discover how these creatures lived, and learn what they had in common with today's animals.

Examines how paleontologists discover, study, classify, reconstruct, and restore the fossil remains of many kinds of dinosaurs.

Describes the various types of dinosaurs that lived on the plains, how they survived millions of years ago, and how they compare with today's grassland animals.

Learn about the dinosuars of western North America.

Examines how paleontologists discover, study, classify, reconstruct, and restore the fossil remains of many kinds of dinosaurs.

A large meat-eating dinosaur chases a small plant-eating dinosaur across the plains. Which dinosaur is fast enough to survive this chase? Children can race along with these fast dinosaurs to find out.

"Some of the most interesting-looking dinosaurs arrived late in the dinosaur age. These dinosaurs used their armor and horns to survive. Find out what else they did to become the last ones standing"--P. [4] of cover.

Brief text and illustrations introduce the characteristics and natural enviroment of eleven dinosaurs of the Jurassic period including Diplodocus, Stegosaurus, and Cryptocleidus.

Brief text and illustrations introduce the characteristics and natural environment of thirteen early dinosaurs such as Saltopus and Dimetrodon. Includes a glossary of terms and miscellaneous facts about dinosaurs.