Dinosaurs

Profiles from a Lost World

Riley Black, Riccardo Frapicinni

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Shelter Publications
01 November 2022

Mathematics & Sciences; Dinosaurs & the prehistoric world

Who isn’t fascinated by dinosaurs?

These strange reptiles have awed us ever since their fossils were first identified as the bones of creatures from the distant past.

For millions of years, dinosaurs ruled the prehistoric world. And now, millions of years after their mass extinction, they continue to rule our imaginations.

But how did dinosaurs live, what did they eat, how did they move about, and what were the differences between their families?

Fossil expert and consultant to the Jurassic World movie franchise Riley Black answers all these questions and more for 72 specific dinosaurs. There’s also an introduction to the different prehistoric periods of dinosaur development, and a guide to the various groups of dinosaurs.

The astonishing illustrations are by Riccardo Frapiccini, who has combined his photographic, engineering and drawing skills to produce original pictures of the lost species as though they were “face-to-face” with the reader.

The latest research offered in a lively manner that will appeal to young and old alike, this book is for everyone who is fascinated by dinosaurs. And that’s all of us.

By: Riley Black
Illustrated by: Riccardo Frapicinni
Imprint: Shelter Publications
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 320mm, Width: 230mm,
ISBN: 9781627951838
ISBN 10: 1627951830
Pages: 224
Publication Date: 01 November 2022
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

Riley Black has written for Wired, National Geographic, and Scientific American magazines. The author of several highly awarded books, she has always had an insightful perspective on dinosaur history and science. When not writing about fossils, Riley searches for them with museum and university crews. Riccardo Frapicinni is a graphic designer with a passion for nature and paleontology. Thanks to his creativity and his engineering studies, he is able to produce surprisingly realistic illustrations. His detailed artwork allows readers to feel that they are actually coming into contact with the dinosaurs.