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DINOSAURS

Dino Names

Dinosaur Task Cards for Primary Grades

Eyewitness Dinosaur Video Quiz

Translating Dino Names

What's In a Dinosaur Name?

Design-a-Saur

Dino Names Lesson

Dinosaur Coloring Page Brachiosaurus, Rhamphorhynchus, Giganotosaurus, Velociraptor, Diplodocus, Apatosaurus, also includes a Mammoth

Build a Dinosaur

Dino-Base A great reference site!

Dinosaur Fact Sheets Fact sheets for 83 different dinosaurs.

Dinosaur Information

Dinosaur Names

How to Write a Dinosaur Report For information on particular dinosaurs, try the Dinosaur Information Sheets, the Dinosaur and Paleontology Dictionary, Dinosaur fact sheets, or Dinosaur Printouts

Brainpop.com Fantastic site combining engaging flash graphic interface, with great information movies, and related activities. A great site for students to explore and offers explanations on a whole spectrum of topics.
Click for Brainpop's flash movie on dinosaurs

Dinoart - Dinosaur gallery A full-service dinosaur art studio, Walters & Kissinger combines the talents of two paleontological restoration illustrators, Robert F. Walters and Tess Kissinger, and two professional dinosaur sculptors, Paul Sorton and Bruce J. Mohn. Together, we offer the most complete and scientifically accurate dinosaur artwork available to museums, publishers, film and television.

Dino Don's Art Gallery
This site showcases the works of some of the world's foremost dinosaur artists. The gallery features new artists so be sure to check back. The current exhibit features works by Robert F. Walters, renowned dinosaur life restoration artist, painter, illustrator, and muralist.

Dino Facts Information and color pictures on 14 well-known dinosaur species.

Dinosaur OnLine Pedia From Dinosauria On-Line

Dinosaurs Millions of years ago, long before there were any people, there were dinosaurs. Dinosaurs were one of several kinds of prehistoric reptiles that lived during the Mesozoic Era, the "Age of Reptiles." A Great Site!!!

Dinosaurs If you love to explore, you'll have a great time with these dinosaur sites.

Dinosaurs Within the last 30-40 years there has been a revolutionary transformation in our understanding of dinosaur paleobiology. When you watch a motion picture such as "Jurassic Park" or "Lost World", you are seeing a modern version of these fascinating animals - active, agile, and adaptable, as opposed to huge, awkward, lumbering versions of large reptiles. This page is designed to introduce you to some of the major types of dinosaurs with passing notes as to some of the new insights into how they lived and, ultimately, what kind of animals they were.

Dinosaurs The Unofficial Dinosaurs Homepage -Dinosaur clips from the TV show Dinosaurs.

Dinosaurs: The Era of the Dinosaurs Timelines illustrating the era in which dinosaurs ruled the land, and explores the theories behind their extinction - includes diagrams and pictures

Discovering Dinosaurs Britanicca.com's Discovering Dinosaurs includes an activity guide and teacher resources as well as extensive information under the headings Environment, Anatomy, Behaviour, and Physiology.

Discovering the World's First Dinosaur Skeleton In the summer of 1858, Victorian gentleman and fossil hobbyist William Parker Foulke was vacationing in Haddonfield, New Jersey, when he heard that twenty years previous, workers had found gigantic bones in a local marl pit. Foulke spent the rest of the summer directing a crew of hired diggers shin deep in gray slime. Eventually he found the bones (above, right) of an animal larger than an elephant with structural features of both a lizard and a bird.

Evoultion of the Dinosaurs Includes brief introduction about evolution, diagrams and graphics.

Favorite Dinosaurs A-Z of different dinosaurs types.

Imax: Dinosaurs T-REX Online. As a "virtual paleontologist" you can use your field computer to explore the Cretaceous Period and learn more about T-REX: Back to the Cretaceous, Imax's newest giant-screen adventure. There is a 36-page Teacher's Resource Guide is available which you can download the guide from the website. An activity-filled booklet to help your students enjoy and learn from the study of dinosaurs and paleontology.

Journal of Dinosaur Paleontology , Dinosauria on-line. Scroll to Tyrannosaurids to see a list of links to T. rex sights

Jurassic Park: A Possibility? A look at the genetics behind Jurassic Park the story - and its real-life applications.

Let's find out .com Upon entering the keyword "Dinosaur" into their site search function, a wide range of dinosaur-related information pages are displayed. From specific pages on certain dinosaur species, to big bang and evolution explanations.

Official Disney site - 'Dinosaur' - the movie The Official website of the Disney ' Dinosaur' movie. Impressive graphics and interactivity makes for not only an engaging web experience but also includes lots of dinosaur facts, images, sounds and activities

Paleontology and Dinosaurs This K-12 site is a comprehensive list of links to dinosaur and paleontological sites. Subject headings include: Dinosaurs, Fossils, Geologic Time, Human Evolution, and Paleontology.

Science Daily Article & BBC News - Science Article 2 Interesting articles both highlighting the discovery of 66-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur heart with X-Ray technology. It is the first ever fossilised dinosaur heart discovered. This means that dinosaurs, certainly the later ones, were probably warm-blooded and engaged in active behaviour provides evidence for theory that dinosaurs were warmblooded.

Sue-The inside story Field Museum of Natural History. Information about the most famous T. rex , and activities for students based on the exhibit at the museum.

ThinkQuest Time Machine This is a student project which included dinosaurs as one area of investigation

Walking With Dinosaurs Featured here are some of the dinosaurs that lived 65 million years ago. Click on them for information. Lots of links!!

Zoom Dinosaurs Zoom Dinosaurs is a comprehensive on-line hypertext book about dinosaurs. It is designed for students of all ages and levels of comprehension. It has an easy-to-use structure that allows readers to start at a basic level on each topic, and then to progress to much more advanced information as desired, simply by clicking on links.

MOSASAUR

A Day in the Life of a Mosasaur

A Moment in Time

One Day in the Western Interior Sea Mosasaur eating described.

Mosasaur : South Dakota Museum of Geology Skeleton and fozzilized stomach contents,

Tylosaurus Museum