Books matching: mesozoic era
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Dinosaurs meet time travel in a unique, thought-heavy adventure - brilliant for science lovers and fans of slow-burn speculative fiction, but may be a tough slog for those craving straightforward action or clear-cut storytelling.
If the whole tangled affair could be said to have a beginning at all, it began on that cold, blustery afternoon in late October when the man with the Igloo cooler walked into Richard Leyster's office.... An entertaining and accessible dino-adventure that makes the prehistoric world feel vivid and exciting - ideal for general readers, but experts might crave more depth.
A FEW HOURS BEFORE LIGHT broke on a cold November morning in 2014, I got out of a taxi and pushed my way into Beijing’s central railway station. I clutched my ticket as I fought through a swarm of tho...'Dinosaurs: How They Lived and Evolved 2016' by Darren Naish and Paul Barrett is a comprehensive and well-researched book that delves into the world of dinosaurs, exploring their history, evolution, biology, behavior, and the link between dinosaurs and birds. The book is praised for its up-to-date information, clear explanations, insightful illustrations, and the way it guides readers through the fascinating world of dinosaurs step by step. It covers topics such as the origin of dinosaurs, the Mesozoic era, the extinction event, and the survival of dinosaurs in the form of birds.
The authors, Naish and Barrett, bring together their expertise as a paleozoologist and paleontologist to present a detailed yet readable account of the evolution of dinosaurs. The book not only provides scientific facts but also includes artistic depictions, diagrams, and charts to help readers understand how researchers have uncovered the mysteries of dinosaurs from fossils. It is noted for its thorough examination of various dinosaur species, including feathered discoveries, and its discussion of recent classification schemes, making it a valuable resource for dinosaur enthusiasts and learners alike.