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Newest Review: ... move onto the dinosaur section and finally the mammals including early man. There is a section on evolution and Darwin as ... more

 ... well as reference to evolution throughout the book- so strict creationists will want to give this book a miss. There are other dinosaur books available that do not go into the evolution of man - but finding any with no reference to evolution would be a challenge. There is a lovely spiraling time line of life from the earths beginnings to Precambrian and right up to the Neogene or modern period. Each era and period is clearly shown along with a common life form from the period from the Silurian period on. There ar...more

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Crowned ReviewDinosaurs: A Visual Encyclopedia: Dinosaurs certainly have changed since I was a child. (1398 words)
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No - they were not still walking the earth way back then. I may be getting long in the tooth - but I am not anywhere near 65 million years old. But when I was a child, Brontosaurus was my favourite dinosaur, Stegosaurus had a separate brain in his butt and Parasaurolophus used the hollow space in head to store air when diving underwater. Dinosaurs did not care for their young, and they certainly did not have feathers. But all of these scientific facts are now falsehoods,and to use the term Brontosaurus is meant to be a sign of the uneducated. You see there never was a brontosaurus. It was an Apatosaurus skeleton with another dinosaurs skull stuck on during the infamous .  Read the complete review