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Steve  \nhe science of killer dinosau  \nC902565944  \nLIBPA1STHDRA0    9  \nAuthor:  \nSteve Parker has a First Class Honours BSc,isa Senior Scientific Fellow of the Zoological Society,worked at London's Natural History Museum andseveral publishers,and is now a full-time scienceand nature author.He has written or contributed tomore than 300 books and websites,including 70-plus on dinosaurs and other prehistoric life.  \nSeries creator:  \nDavid Salariya was born in Dundee,Scotland.He has illustrated a wide range of books and hascreated and designed many new series for publishersin the UK and overseas.David established TheSalariya Book Company in 1989.He lives inBrighton with his wife,illustrator Shirley Willis,and their son Jonathan.  \nArtists:  \nCaroline RomanetBryan Beach  \nEditor:Jacqueline Ford  \nPAPER FROM  \nSUSTAINABLE  \nFORESTS  \nPublished in Great Britain in MMXVIII byBook House,an imprint ofThe Salariya Book Company Ltd25 Marlborough Place,Brighton BN11UBwww.salariya.com  \nHB ISBN:978-1-912006-45-8  \nPB ISBN:978-1-912006-98-4  \nSALARIYASCRIBO BOOK HOUSE SCRIBBLERS  \n◎ The Salariya Book Company Ltd MMXVIII  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced,stored in orintroduced into a retrieval system or transmitted in any forn,or by any means(electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording or otherwise)without thewritten permission of the publisher.Any person who does any unauthorisedact in relation to this publication may be liable to criminal prosecution andcivil claims for damages.  \n135798642  \nA CIP catalogue record for this book is availablefrom the British Library.  \nPrinted and bound in China.  \nThis book is sold subject to the conditions that it shall not,by way of tradeor otherwise,be lent,resold,hired out,or otherwise circulated without thepublisher’s prior consent in any form or binding or cover other than that inwhich it is published and without similar condition being imposed on thesubsequent purchaser.  \nVisitwww.salariya.com  \nfor our online catalogue and  \nfree fun stuff.  \nThe ScienceofKillerDinoSauIS  \nTheBIDOd-CUTdlingTTuth AbOutTreK and DtherTheropodSJTitten bStele ParkeTIIIStrated bu[arolineBOOK HOUSERomanetca SALARIYA inprint  \nContents  \nIntroductionKey featuresThe first killersGetting bigger!  \nJurassic giant-killersHook 'n’clawFeathered foesTiny terrorsKiller clawSWatery grave  \nLand of the giantsSaw-toothed slayersKing of the killersGloSSaryIndex  \nHerrerasaurus  \n5  \n8  \n10121416182022  \n24  \n26  \n28  \n30  \n32  \nDilophoSaurus  \n2  \n\n| Triassic:252-201  \u003Cbr>mya   \u003Cbr>|   | Jurassic:201-145 mya   |\n| --- | --- |\n\nMya=Million years ago  \n# Introduction\n\nhe Age of Dinosaurs lasted for most of theMesozoic era(meaning 'Middle Life’),from252 to 65 million years ago.And what anage it was!Among those huge reptiles werethe biggest,strongest,fiercest killers everto walk the Earth.They had to be,becausetheir victims were even more massive,some as big ashouses!All of these dinosaur predators belonged to thegroup called theropods,which means 'beast feet'.Butnot all theropods were huge.Some were tiny,smallerthan a pet cat.Yet they were also extremely ferociousand deadly for their size.  \nHundreds of kinds of theropods came and wentthrough the Age of Dinosaurs.They lived all overthe world.They hunted a wide variety of prey,fromlittle bugs and worms,to their closest dinosaurcousins,the immense,long-necked,long-tailed sauropods.The following pagesexplain the science behind the mostfearsome,deadly predators everto prowl our planet.  \nCretaceous:145-65 mya  \n1  \n# Teeth\n\nAll killer dinosaurs hadlong,pointed teeth.But thesediffered in details.Somewere wide and stout,likebananas.Others were narrowwit","cbCainxNVp22ayAL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainxNVp22ayAL","pdf",2809836,"English","# Introduction\n## Teeth\n## Key features","[{\"question\":\"What time period is covered by the Age of Dinosaurs in this book’s introduction?\",\"answer\":\"The introduction states that the Age of Dinosaurs lasted for most of the Mesozoic era, from 252 to 65 million years ago.\"},{\"question\":\"What does “theropods” mean according to the introduction?\",\"answer\":\"It says theropods means “beast feet.”\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of prey did theropod dinosaurs hunt?\",\"answer\":\"The text describes a wide range, from little bugs and worms to other dinosaur cousins, including immense long-necked, long-tailed sauropods.\"}]","The Science of Killer Dino-sauS - TexT and Dther TheropodS - Introduction - The Age of Dinosaurs lasted for most of the Mesozoic era | PDF",1790696599,62]