Dinosaurs, with Special Reference to the American Museum Collections
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A popular natural-history account of Mesozoic reptiles that surveys geologic context, classification, and the major groups of dinosaurs—carnivorous theropods, long-necked sauropods, beaked iguanodonts and duckbills, armored and horned forms—and discusses their probable habits, distribution, and evolution. Chapters explain Earth's changing climates and landscapes during the Age of Reptiles, describe collecting methods and notable fossil localities, and present museum specimens, field photographs, and restorations to illustrate anatomy and diversity. The text integrates scientific description with accessible explanations of palaeontological practice and classification, emphasizing physical characteristics, comparative anatomy, and the processes by which fossils are discovered and interpreted.
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