Prehistoric Life: The Rise of the Vertebrates5 reviews David Norman MacMillan Publishing Company, 1994 truly outstanding book on all aspects of life on earth + It's Just Outsanding! + It is a pleasure to read!!! + Textbook thorough and excellent general reference. + Very thorough.             The Gilded Dinosaur: The Fossil War Between E.D. Cope and O.C. Marsh and the Rise of American Science8 reviews Mark Jaffe Crown, 2000 There's nothing like a good rivalry + Great Read, Bad Binding + Grammar cost it a star, but very good otherwise The heart of the book is the war of words between E.D. Cope and O.C. Marsh. These two men were the top paleontologists of their day and were among the first scientists to do serious scientific studies in the American West, they also hated each other. The accouts of their expiditions in the 1860's ...             When Dinosaurs Roamed New Jersey1 review William B. Gallagher Rutgers University Press, 1997 A well conceived and thoroughly enjoyable book. This book, by one of the most pre-eminent scholors in the field of paleontology, is not only accurate and thoroughly thought out, but is enjoyable to boot. It is a "must read" for anybody interested in paleontology; especially if they are from the Mid-Atlantic region.             Giants Land,sea & Air6 reviews David Peters Random House Children's Books, 1986 Please put out a new edition for the sake of our children + Amazing book!!!! + All People Should Own This Book! + An excellent book on ancient life forms + Giants of Land, Sea & Air - Past & Present             The Ultimate Dinosaur: Past, Present, and Future4 reviews BYRON PREISS, Robert Silverberg Bantam, 1992 what a value! + The Untimate Dinosaur big names in science and sf coupled with top paleoartists!             T. rex and the Crater of Doom36 reviews Walter Alvarez Princeton University Press, 1997 Fascinating + Yucatan + Fabulous + This subject isn't written in stone - yet + This is the one that started it all...             Predatory Dinosaurs of the World: A Complete Illustrated Guide6 reviews Gregory S. Paul Simon & Schuster, 1988 A modern classic + Great book ! + Predatory Dinosaurs of the World + One of the greatest dinosaur-dinosaur art books existence + good             The Dinosaur Heresies: New Theories Unlocking the Mystery of the Dinosaurs and Their Extinction40 reviews Robert T. Bakker William Morrow & Company, 1986 Astonishing dinosaurs + Non Fiction + Bakker assumed everything before it was discovered, and now he's right....... + Great book from a major player. + Dinosaurs the greatest evolutionary success story             The Macmillan Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Animals: A Visual Who's Who of ...2 reviews Dougal Dixon, Barry Cox, ... Macmillan General Reference, 1993 Very interesting reading + informative; makes an interesting coffee table book too :-) Tracing the history of vertebrates, this interesting book provides good information about animals and how they evolved. The illustrations are also very good and interesting. I've read parts of this book to my little daughter and she loves looking at the pictures and imagining living back in time ...             The Great Dying/Cosmic Catastrophe Dinosaurs and the Theory of Evolution5 reviews Kenneth J. Hsu Harcourt, 1986 Fascinating + Long term memory and nuclear winter + A very good book about the way of science. + An Exciting Book + Earth's Bad Day: The Great Dying             Seismosaurus1 review David Gillette, Mark Hallett Columbia University Press, 1994 Seismosaurus An excellent book, but the material is a little outdated, considering seismosaurus is no longer considered the longest dinosaur. All in all very well written and compiled, with beautiful paintings by Mark Hallett, dinosaur artist extrodinaire. Well done.             The Gilded Dinosaur: The Fossil War Between E.D. Cope and O.C. Marsh and the Rise of American Science8 reviews Mark Jaffe Crown, 2000 There's nothing like a good rivalry + Great Read, Bad Binding + Grammar cost it a star, but very good otherwise The heart of the book is the war of words between E.D. Cope and O.C. Marsh. These two men were the top paleontologists of their day and were among the first scientists to do serious scientific studies in the American West, they also hated each other. The accouts of their expiditions in the 1860's ...             Prehistoric Life: The Rise of the Vertebrates5 reviews David Norman MacMillan Publishing Company, 1994 truly outstanding book on all aspects of life on earth + It's Just Outsanding! + It is a pleasure to read!!! + Textbook thorough and excellent general reference. + Very thorough.             The Ultimate Dinosaur: Past, Present, and Future4 reviews BYRON PREISS, Robert Silverberg Bantam, 1992 what a value! + The Untimate Dinosaur big names in science and sf coupled with top paleoartists!             The Great Dying/Cosmic Catastrophe Dinosaurs and the Theory of Evolution5 reviews Kenneth J. Hsu Harcourt, 1986 Fascinating + Long term memory and nuclear winter + A very good book about the way of science. + An Exciting Book + Earth's Bad Day: The Great Dying             When Dinosaurs Roamed New Jersey1 review William B. Gallagher Rutgers University Press, 1997 A well conceived and thoroughly enjoyable book. This book, by one of the most pre-eminent scholors in the field of paleontology, is not only accurate and thoroughly thought out, but is enjoyable to boot. It is a "must read" for anybody interested in paleontology; especially if they are from the Mid-Atlantic region.             T. rex and the Crater of Doom36 reviews Walter Alvarez Princeton University Press, 1997 Fascinating + Yucatan + Fabulous + This subject isn't written in stone - yet + This is the one that started it all...             The Macmillan Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Animals: A Visual Who's Who of ...2 reviews Dougal Dixon, Barry Cox, ... Macmillan General Reference, 1993 Very interesting reading + informative; makes an interesting coffee table book too :-) Tracing the history of vertebrates, this interesting book provides good information about animals and how they evolved. The illustrations are also very good and interesting. I've read parts of this book to my little daughter and she loves looking at the pictures and imagining living back in time ...             Seismosaurus1 review David Gillette, Mark Hallett Columbia University Press, 1994 Seismosaurus An excellent book, but the material is a little outdated, considering seismosaurus is no longer considered the longest dinosaur. All in all very well written and compiled, with beautiful paintings by Mark Hallett, dinosaur artist extrodinaire. Well done.             Predatory Dinosaurs of the World: A Complete Illustrated Guide6 reviews Gregory S. Paul Simon & Schuster, 1988 A modern classic + Great book ! + Predatory Dinosaurs of the World + One of the greatest dinosaur-dinosaur art books existence + good