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- Other topics:
- A - Abelisaurus to Azendohsaurus
- B - Bacculites* to Byronosaurus
- C - Caenagnathasia to Cynognathus*
- D - Dacentrurus to Dyslocosaurus
- E - Echinodon to Excalibosaurus*
- F - Fallotaspis* to Fulgurotherium
- G - Gallimimus to Guaibasaurus
- H - Hadrosaurus to Hypsilophodon
- I - Icaronycteris* to Itemirus
- J - Jamoytius* to Juramaia*
- K - Kaijiangosaurus to Kulceratops
- L - Labocania to Lystrosaurus*
- M - Macrauchenia* to Mymoorapelta
- N - Naashoibitosaurus to Nyasasaurus
- O - Ohmdenosaurus to Ozraptor
- P - Pachycephalosaurus to Pyroraptor
- Q - Qantassaurus to Quilmesaurus
- R - Rapator to Ruehleia
- S - Sacabambaspis* to Szechuanosaurus
- T - Talarurus to Tyrannosaurus rex
- U - Udanoceratops to Utahraptor
- V - Valdoraptor to Vulcanodon
- W - Wakinosaurus to Wuerhosaurus
- X - Xenotarsosaurus to Xuanhanosaurus
- Y - Yandusaurus to Yunnanosaurus
- Z - Zephyrosaurus to Zuniceratops
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About this book
First encyclopedias
First encyclopedia of dinosaurs and prehistoric life
- What was the biggest dinosaur? When was the ice age? Why did the dinosaurs die out? This fascinating book has all the answers and more.
- Simple, easy-to-read text and lively illustrations introduce children to the world of dinosaurs and prehistoric life.
- Links to exciting recommended websites make this a fantastic resource for use at home or school.
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