Lyle
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Another excellent entry in the Princeton Field Guide series, this time focusing on the predatory dinosaurs. Much appreciated was the introductory text covering many areas including environments/habitats, evolutionary trends, predator/prey dynamics, and more. A worthy successor to and expansion of the author's 1988 "Predatory Dinosaurs of the World".
Another excellent entry in the Princeton Field Guide series, this time focusing on the predatory dinosaurs. Much appreciated was the introductory text covering many areas including environments/habitats, evolutionary trends, predator/prey dynamics, and more. A worthy successor to and expansion of the author's 1988 "Predatory Dinosaurs of the World".