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Home/Books/Dawn of the Dinosaurs: The Late Triassic in the American Southwest
Dawn of the Dinosaurs: The Late Triassic in the American Southwest (Hardcover)

Dawn of the Dinosaurs: The Late Triassic in the American Southwest

$24.95 – $34.95

The Age of Dinosaurs This time in Earth’s history is famous for the great reptiles that have captured the hearts and imaginations of people worldwide. But dinosaurs didn’t appear until late in the period known as the Triassic, and at that point in history, many other animals were bigger, fiercer, and odder.

The day of the dinosaurs had a dawn and the Late Triassic was it. An update of the 1988 classic with all new text, new science, and new, expanded illustrations, Dawn of the Dinosaurs explores this extraordinary period in the history of our planet—a time when the first dinosaurs walked and breathed and the modern flora and fauna of our planet appeared.

This tour of the bones, stones, and landscapes that scientists study creates a vibrant picture of the lost world of the Chinle Formation of the American Southwest—one of the best records of this time period anywhere on Earth.

Available in hardcover and beautifully laminated high-quality paperback. 

 

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SKU: N/A Categories: Biology, Books, Geology, Paleontology Tags: book, dinosaurs
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  • Author: Christa Sadler with William Parker, Ph.D. and Sidney Ash, Ph.D.
  • Featuring illustrations by Douglas Henderson with Victor O. Leshyk and Jeffrey W. Martz, Ph.D.

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Hard Cover, Paperback, Paperback, Saddle Stapled

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