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基本信息·出版社：Workman Publishing Company
·页码：50 页
·出版日期：2004年09月
·ISBN：0761129766
·International Standard Book Number：0761129766
·条形码：9780761129769
·EAN：0019628129765/9780761129769
·装帧：卡片
·正文语种：英语
·丛书名：Fandex Family Field Guides
内容简介 Meet
Stegosaurus and
Stegoceras (the head banger). An airborne giant,
Quetzalcoatlus, with a wingspan the size of a WWII fighter. The meat-eaters:
T.Rex, Giganotosaurus, and
Allosaurus, who strode eight feet with every step—try out-running that! There are fish—like ichthyosaurs, including
Excalibosaurus, named after King Arthur's legendary sword because of its long snout. The swift and deadly raptors. Sauropods that could strip the tops of trees, and the agile little
Compsognathus, the size of a turkey. Each dinosaur is illustrated in amazingly life-like detail, and accompanied by information on size, diet, and lifestyle. The deck also includes key paleontologists, fossil-finding methods, and a glossary.
50 DIE-CUT CARDSFULL COLOR THROUGHOUT KNOWLEDGE AT YOUR FINGERTIPS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
作者简介 Jane Hammerslough is the author of more than 20 books for kids, including
Owl Puke and
Snakes: Face to Face. A former teacher and award-winning parenting columnist, she writes for
Child and Parenting,
Family Circle, and other publications. She lives in Westport, Connecticut.
专业书评 The non-negotiable Fandex, the one every kid will have to have—hand-held dinosaurs. Marrying the latest in science and dazzling, custom-designed full-color art with the irresistible die-cut Fandex format,
Dinosaurs is the perfect addition to the series that now has over 3.3 million copies in print. Written by
Owl Puke author Jane Hammerslough, it brings to budding paleontologists' fingertips a wealth of information about 46 fascinating dinosaur species: period, name, size, diet, lifestyle, and habitat, along with lore and the story behind the dinosaur's discovery.
Meet Stegosaurus and Stegoceras. Quetzalcoatlus, with a wingspan the size of a WWII fighter plane's. The tanklike Edmontonia, and the predators, including T-Rex, Giganotosaurus, and Allosaurus, who strode 8 feet with every step—try out-running that! Plus, why there is no longer a Brontosaurus (because it turned out to be the same animal as the Apatosaurus), how
Jurassic Park got it right—and wrong (Dilophosaurus was a fierce predator, but did not spit venom), and is the Plesiosaur alive and well—as the legendary "Nessie" of Loch Ness? Includes information on key paleontologists, fossil-finding methods, and a glossary of dinosaur words.
