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 \nINTERNET-LINKED  \nInternet links  \nIf you have access to the Internet,you can visit the websites we haverecommended in this book.If youdon't have use of the Internet,don'tworry.This book is a complete,funand interesting book on its own.  \nUsborne Quicklinks  \nFor links to all the websites,go to theUsbome Quicklinks Website atwww.usbome-quicklinks.com and typein the keywords“pocket dinosaurs”.There you'l find links that you canclick on to take you straight to therecommended websites.The linksare regularly checked,reviewed andupdated.If any of the sites close downwe will,if possible,replace them withsuitable alternatives.  \nDownloadable pictures  \nPictures in this book with the symbolcan be downloaded from UsborneQuicklinks free of charge for your ownpersonal use,for example on agreeting card to a friend.The picturesmay not be used for commercialpurposes.  \n08233  \nInternet safety  \nWhen using the Internet,please makesure you follow these guidelines:  \n·Ask your parent's or guardian'spermission before you connect tothe Internet.  \n● If you write a message in a websiteguest book or on a website messageboard,do not include any personalinformation such as your full name oremail address.  \n● If a website asks you to log in orregister by typing your name or emailaddress,ask permission of an adultfirst.  \n● If you receive an email fromsomeone you don't know,tell anadult and do not reply to the email.  \n·Never arrange to meet anyone youhave met on the Internet.  \nWe recommend that children aresupervised while on the Internet,thatthey do not use Internet chat rooms,and that you use Internet filteringsoftware to block unsuitable material.For more information,see inside theback cover.  \n2 What were dinosaurs?4 What's left of dinosaurs6 Dinosaur origins8 Shapes and sizes10 Dinosaur life  \n12 Alongside dinosaurs14 Why did they die? 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