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|a9781534427006|q(hbk.) |cUS$24.99
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|aLendler, Ian.
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|aThe first dinosaur |bhow science solved the greatest mystery on earth |cIan Lendler ; illustrated by C.M. Butzer.
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|a1st ed.
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|aNew York |bMargaret K. McElderry Books|cc2019.
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|a220 p. |bill. (chiefly col.), ports. (some col.) |c24 cm.
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|aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [209]-210) and index.
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|aThe making of a Megalosaurus fossil -- Touching the elephant -- The scalpel and the microscope -- The collectors -- The world makers -- The map of time -- Revolution -- The dragon hunters -- The lost world -- The night of two monsters and the great Éclat -- The first dinosaur.
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|a"Dinosaurs existed. That's a fact we accept today. But not so long ago, the concept that these giant creatures could have roamed Earth millions of years before humans was unfathomable. People thought what we know as dinosaur bones were the bones of giant humans. Of large elephants. Of angels, even. So, how did we get from angel wings to the T-Rex? The First Dinosaur tells the story of the idea of dinosaurs, and the chain of fossil discoveries and advances in science that led to that idea. Be prepared to meet eccentric men and overlooked women who uncovered the pieces to a puzzle so much bigger than themselves, a puzzle far stranger and more spectacular than they could have ever imagined"--|cProvided by publisher.
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|aAges 10 up.
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|aGrades 7-9.
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|aPaleontology|xHistory|vJuvenile literature.
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|aPaleontologists|vJuvenile literature.
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|aDiscoveries in science|vJuvenile literature.
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|aDinosaurs|vJuvenile literature.
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|aButzer, C. M.
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|aLexile 1000L
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|aBest STEM Book
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