Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld - Dinosaurs
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Published by the National Geographic Society, Washington, D.C. 20036. All rights reserved.
Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission of the publisher is prohibited.
Zoehfeld, Kathleen Weidner.
Dinosaurs / by Kathleen W. Zoehfeld.
1. Dinosaurs--Juvenile literature. I. Title.
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in a museum (mew- ZEE -um)? Some
of them are huge! If those bones
came to life, it would be pretty scary.
dinosaurs died off long, long ago.
always at the
museum. Where did
they come from?
Bites
where you can see
dinosaur bones
and other rare and
important things
safely in rock for a long time.
Paleontologists (pay- lee- on- TOL - o-
jists) found them. They dug them
out of the ground.
Bites
thing that has been
saved in stone
scientist who finds and
studies fossils
to the museum and cleaned them.
Then they put them all together.
dinosaur. But what did dinosaurs
look like on the outside?
to a dinosaur?
prints in mud. The mud hardened
and saved the prints.
dinosaurs were scaly, like lizards.
(tri- SER- ah- tops)
feathers, like birds.
(BWEE- tree- RAP- tore)
was one of the biggest meat- eaters
that ever walked the Earth.
the longest dinosaurs ever found.
walked on two legs and
had a thick, domed head.
with three large horns and a
wide neck frill.
armored dinosaur. It had a solid
bone club at the end of its tail.
of tall plates running
down its back. Its tail had
four deadly spikes.
be sure to look for the smallest
dinosaurs.
your hands. Many small dinosaurs
had feathers.
(MIKE- ro- rap- tore)
long- necked sauropods ( SORE - uh-
PODS ). You cant miss them!
Sauropods like Argentinosaurus
are the biggest land animals
that ever lived.
(ahr- gen- TEEN- oh- SORE- us)
or feathery all
dinosaurs walked
on their toes.
S- shaped necks.
(ed- MON- toh- SORE- us)
a dinosaur under your bed?
the ceiling!
it ate. Brachiosaurus and Diplodocus
were plant- eaters. They had dozens
of chisel- like teeth. Their teeth were
good for snipping tough branches.
(BRACK- ee- oh- SORE- us)
(die- NON- e- kus)
meat- eaters. They ate other
animals.
as steak knives. They were
perfect for slicing meat.
Tyrannosaurus rex
that crashes its car?
wrecks!
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