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(Hardback)

By: Michael J. Benton

ISBN: 9780500052198
Readership/Audience: General
Publication Date: Oct 2021
Publisher: Thames & Hudson Ltd
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An illustrated guide to our astonishing new understanding of dinosaurs, with the latest science and the most accurate and visually stunning palaeoart.


(Hardback)

By: Michael J. Benton

ISBN: 9780500251430
Readership/Audience: General
Publication Date: Oct 2008
Publisher: Thames & Hudson Ltd
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Includes seven sections that address a range of questions. This title answers such questions as: were the dinosaurs warm-blooded or not; why do mammals rule the earth; how did the eye evolve; and, what will happen to climates in the future.


(Paperback)

By: Michael J. Benton

ISBN: 9780500298046
Readership/Audience: General
Publication Date: Mar 2025
UK Publication Date: 27th March 2025
Publisher: Thames & Hudson Ltd
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An illustrated guide to our astonishing new understanding of dinosaurs, with the latest science and the most accurate and visually stunning paleoart.


(Hardback)

By: Michael J. Benton

ISBN: 9780500025468
Readership/Audience: General
Publication Date: Sep 2023
UK Publication Date: 7th September 2023
Publisher: Thames & Hudson Ltd
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A journey through the great mass extinction events that have shaped our Earth.


(Paperback)

By: Michael J. Benton

ISBN: 9780500295533
Readership/Audience: General
Publication Date: Jun 2020
UK Publication Date: 6th February 2020
Publisher: Thames & Hudson Ltd
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If you want to know how we know what we know about dinosaurs, read this book! Steve Brusatte


(Paperback, Revised and expanded edition)

By: Michael J. Benton

ISBN: 9780500291931
Readership/Audience: Professional and Scholarly
Publication Date: Sep 2015
UK Publication Date: 20th July 2015
Publisher: Thames & Hudson Ltd
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The greatest mass extinction in Earths history happened some 251 million years ago. In this cataclysm at least 90 per cent of life was killed, both on land and in the sea, almost bringing evolution to a halt. What caused destruction on such an unimaginable scale Was it the impact of a huge meteorite, or prolonged volcanic eruption in Siberia