Recent fossil discoveries prove dinosaurs didn't die out after al--instead, they turned into birds, opening up thrilling new possibilities in our knowledge of the prehistoric world.
Recent fossil discoveries prove dinosaurs didn't die out after al--instead, they turned into birds, opening up thrilling new possibilities in our knowledge of the prehistoric world.
John Pickrell is an award-winning science writer and the editor of Australian Geographic magazine. He has worked in London, Washington, D.C., and Sydney for numerous publications, including New Scientist, Science, Science News, and Cosmos. He has been a finalist for the Australian Museum's Eureka Prizes three times, has won an Earth Journalism Award, and has been featured in the 2011 and 2014 editions of The Best Australian Science Writing.
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Foreword, by Philip Currie Preface Introduction: A whole new world Before we begin 1. The missing link 2. A feathered revolution begins 3. The dinosaur hunters 4. From dinosaur to bird 5. Fake fossils 6. The evolution of feathers 7. The struggle to the skies 8. Sex for T. rex 9. Colouring in the dinosaurs 10. Back from the dead 11. The survival game Relationships of the theropod dinosaurs An A–Z of feathered dinosaurs References Glossary Select bibliography Acknowledgments Index
Foreword, by Philip Currie Preface Introduction: A whole new world Before we begin 1. The missing link 2. A feathered revolution begins 3. The dinosaur hunters 4. From dinosaur to bird 5. Fake fossils 6. The evolution of feathers 7. The struggle to the skies 8. Sex for T. rex 9. Colouring in the dinosaurs 10. Back from the dead 11. The survival game Relationships of the theropod dinosaurs An A–Z of feathered dinosaurs References Glossary Select bibliography Acknowledgments Index
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