Visual Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs

by Dougal Dixon

With more than 1,000 full-color photographs, diagrams, charts, cutaway drawings, and detailed illustrations in each book, DK's Visual Encyclopedias cover everything you've ever wanted to know about animals, dinosaurs, and science.

- An invaluable family reference, packed with facts, figures, and quotable statistics
- An amazing breadth of information on dinosaurs and other prehistoric life, from amphibians to Archaeopteryx, giant plant-eaters to Tyrannosaurus
- Full-color photographs and illustrations on every page

Genres: Science, Reference, Animals, Nonfiction, Dinosaurs, Prehistoric, Nature

400 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2005

Reviews

[Brandon]

Very informative. Shows a lot more than just the Mesozoic Era. Every era is detailed with a snippet of some species that were prevalent during the era and it shows some species that mankind has specifically led to the extinction of. Just an interesting book that I would recommend to anyone who likes dinosaurs or a record of life on Earth.

[Abhay Punjabi]

Good

[Maria]

Great book for your budding paleontologist. My son really loves reading about each dinosaur and seeing what scientists think they look like.