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Stegosaurus is one of the top five dinosaurs in terms of its popularity with children. That's probably because it looks so strange! This book will be attempting to establish exactly what those plates on its back were for. There'll be lots of information on how Stegasaurus lived, including: how it defended itself, why it was a picky eater, and why scientists thought it had two brains. As these books are aimed at 5-7 year olds - the greatest dinosaur enthusiast of all - the language and the explanation will be simple and fun with plenty of illustrations to make explanations really clear.

American Indian Tribes of Idaho is a summation of the sedentary Indian Tribes dwelling in the region that became the State of Idaho. There were seven tribes that lived in this region. An additional three tribes roamed through at will.

March Onto Land depicts life's migration from the sea to the land and the rise of the first terrestrial organisms. Following the appearance of the first land plants and terrestrial invertebrates, some animals with backbones ventured out of the water. After gaining a toehold on dry land, terrestrial vertebrates grew in number and diversity to become the most important large-bodied organisms on the planet. The evolution of the amniotic egg gave vertebrates an adaptive advantage, allowing them to explore habitats beyond those of their water-bound amphibian ancestors. As a result, reptiles arose and rapidly diversified into a variety of distinct families, each with its own peculiarities. Vertebrate groups explored in this full-color volume include early tetrapods, amphibians, and reptiles. By the Middle Triassic period, the evolutionary stage was set for the rise of many new and distinct species, including mammals and dinosaurs.

Mazu, Tiny, Rocky and Bill are back for another prehistoric adventure. After discovering a lost dinosaur egg, the four friends try to get it back to its herd. The only problem is, they can't find which herd it belongs to! Rocky is losing his patience - he just wants to play, why should he have to care for a silly egg! But, when he sees Gigantosaurus (the toughest dinosaur of them all) be gentle with the lost egg, he realises it's ok to show your softer side after all. Watch the episode and read the story, as these delightful dinosaurs navigate their way through the prehistoric world.

There are many books on dinosaurs but this one is special. It is the only book at this age level that teaches the classification of dinosaurs. How is Tyrannosaurus different from a Stegosaurus? What criteria do scientists use to put dinosaurs in separate groups?

Dinosaur colors start with red:

A red fire truck stuck under the bed,

A purple towel left on the floor,

A green sign taped to the closet door,

The third board book by the bestselling, award-winning duo Jane Yolen and Mark Teague focuses on one of the most fun concepts learned in childhood: colors. Packed with vibrant illustrations of dinosaurs drawing, painting, and playing, this book will captivate and inspire children as they learn their colors.

"Un dinosaurio aprende estos colores primero: Bajo la cama, el rojo del camion de bomberos. Una toalla morada tirada en el suelo. Un cartel verde que dice te quiero." Con increibles ilustraciones y un texto rimado, este nuevo libro de la serie de los dinosaurios cautivara e inspirara a los ninos mientras aprenden los colores.

Your mission: to go back in time with amazing deep view 3D and roam with the dinosaurs From fast sprinters to long-necked nibblers and a whole host of swimming, flying and bone-crunching dinosaurs - they're all in here. Packed with information, 3D pictures and an interactive Question and Answer section on each page. This is a must for all true dino fans.

A fun and fact-filled activity book about discovering and collecting, about the history of the Earth, and the record of life we find on its surface, children will revel in this guide to over 50 sites where they can find something Paleozoic. Also included are a dozen amazing science activities and a complete guide to fossil hunting. Ages 5-8

Discusses dinosaur fossils discovered in the southeastern United States and what they tell us about prehistoric creatures of that region, including new dinosaur species known only in the South.

The adventures of a prehistoric Indian boy and his dog living in the forests of eastern North America.

Age range 6+ This captivating book will excite dinosaur enthusiasts as it tells the story of the discovery of Velociraptor fossils and what these reveal. It explores the world of Velociraptor and its lifestyle. Readers will learn how the dinosaur's physical features aided survival in its prehistoric habitat and theories about its extinction. A timeline spotlights the period when the dinosaur lived and a closing comparative graphic provides additional context on the animal's size.

Hear all about the Stone Age from the great storyteller Sparrow - history like it's never been told before!

Join Marcia Williams on a journey to the Stone Age. Meet the people of Clan Woolly as they learn how to make fire, invent stone tools and turn wild wolves into tame dogs!

Packed with jokes, comic illustrations and fascinating facts, this hugely entertaining fictional biography will make you look at the Stone Age in a whole new light!

Little children will love pressing the ten buttons inside this bright and lively book to hear all kinds of different dinosaurs. From a roaring T-rex to a squawking pterodactyl, the prehistoric world comes vividly to life with fun noises and charming illustrations.

What is a dinosaur? Did they feel scaly or smooth, feathery or rough? What did they eat? How big were they? Young readers will learn all about these prehistoric creatures by touching the fun textures featured on every spread in this informative book. With charming and colourful artwork by Ninie, this engaging Who's Who of the dinosaur world is sure to be a big hit with dinosaur fans everywhere.

This little write-in activity book is full of dinosaurs to learn how to doodle, with space to copy them and colour them in.

Put the world of dinosaurs on your wall with this incredible collection of 28 posters, featuring illustrations from the bestselling Dinosaurium. These posters are a stunning celebration of prehistoric life from award-winning illustrator, Chris Wormell. Each Dinosaur is labelled on the back so you can identify species from all over the world. Discover an extraordinary collection of Mesozoic monsters, from the smallest Troodon and the ginormous Brachiosaurus to the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex. Big, bold and beautifully illustrated, these stunning posters are perfect for pinning on your walls.

Following the incredible Dinosaurium, Chris Wormell returns with a companion activity book. Bursting with fascinating facts and puzzles, this book offers hours of entertainment to artists and dinosaur lovers. Beautiful and inspiring, the myriad activities in this book challenge the reader to discover something new and use their imagination to draw, decorate and design on every pull-out page.

A fun-packed sticker book with over 300 stickers! Use the stickers to let your imagination run wild, transform everyday objects into roar-some dinosaur friends and create your own hilarious characters. This quirky, pun-filled sticker book is ideal for fans of Usborne's sticker books as well as those who have enjoyed the other sticker books in the similar series Cutie Stickers: Create-a-Mermaid and Create-a-Unicorn.

Discover amazing dinosaurs, and other incredible pre-historic creatures that lived along side them, in this beautifully illustrated fold-out book. Then, turn over to find out when they all lived, with fascinating facts about their habitats, what they ate and when and how they eventually died out.

Dawn of the Dinosaur Age presents the first act in the drama that would become the Mesozoic Era, the Age of Reptiles. The rise of the first dinosaurs is the story of opportunity and evolutionary innovation. The first dinosaurs, after living in the shadows of larger, more dominant reptilian kin, took advantage of major mass extinctions at the end of the Triassic Period to take over niches once occupied by their predecessors. In the course of doing so, dinosaurs quickly radiated to widespread geographic ranges and began an evolutionary course that led to the development of two major groups of dinosaurs, the Saurischia and Ornithischia.The Late Triassic and Early Jurassic Periods were a time of experimentation in dinosaur evolution as the earliest herbivorous and predaceous dinosaurs adapted increasingly specialized body forms and lifestyles. ""Dawn of the Dinosaur Age"" explores the roots of the dinosaur family tree and the lifestyle and radiation of the first carnivorous and herbivorous dinosaurs.