The Atlas of Dinosaurs

The Atlas of Dinosaurs presents an in-depth look at 50 dinosaurs from around the world. The selection spans from the Triassic period right through the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods. From the Triassic Cynognathus found in various locations throughout the world, to the Late Cretaceous Oviraptor found in Mongolia, each featured dinosaur is examined in detail and its location pinpointed on a map. The Atlas of Dinosaurs describes the likely behaviour, habitat and lifecycle of each animal. As fossil