Dinosaurs 7

This reference work is the seventh supplement to Dinosaurs: The Encyclopedia (a 1998 American Library Association Outstanding Reference Book) and follows the intent and format of the encyclopedia and previous supplements. This supplement, as did its predecessors, offers primarily new information based upon the more recent research of vertebrate paleontologists; also, it corrects previously errors that may have crept into earlier volumes and emends outdated information. Among the many dramatic events discussed and updated are the first record of a dinosaur of any kind from Bulgaria, the first evidence of cannibalism in the genus Tyrannosaurus, the first evidence suggesting that some of the most avian dromaeosaurid theropods might have been venomous, the oldest known dinosaurian embryonic specimens recovered to date, and the first relatively complete dinosaur described from Korea. Supplemental volumes do not repeat information from earlier volumes, but build upon them: view all volumes on the series page.

Donald F. Glut is a prolific book and article writer, and movie producer-director. He is the president of Frontline Entertainment and lives in Burbank, California.

Donald F. Glut
Foreword by John S. McIntosh
Format: softcover (8.5 x 11 in 2 vols.)
Pages: 876
Bibliographic Info: 705 photos, appendix, glossary, bibliography, index
Copyright Date: 2016 [2012]
pISBN: 978-1-4766-6548-1
Imprint: McFarland
Series: Dinosaurs: The Encyclopedia

Foreword, by John S. McIntosh v
Acknowledgments vi
Preface ix

I Introduction 1
The Mesozoic Era 6
New Discoveries, Ideas and Studies 10
Birds as Dinosaurs 107
Dinosaur Extinctions 117
II Dinosaurian Systematics 119
III Dinosaurian Genera 197
IV Nomina Nuda and Excluded Genera 755

A List of Abbreviations 759
Appendix: Main-Entry Catalog of Genera 765
Glossary 781
Bibliography 793
Index 845

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