The Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs: Theropod Encyclopedia

From the giant Tyrannosaurus rex with terrifying appearance, amazing strength, intelligence and agility to the tiny but agile Showgnathus, theropod dinosaurs have rampaged across the coasts, swamps, forests, plains, deserts and icy mountain slopes of every drifting continent on the planet. No creature left unscathed wherever they went, and they have dominated the earth for 135 million years. Which dinosaur is bigger? Which dinosaur is smaller? And which one does it start to evolve from? ... I believe most children (and many adults) have asked these questions, but it is never easy to answer such questions. This book answers a large number of various record questions related to theropod dinosaurs in the most detailed way possible. It is a comprehensive and meticulous record of theropods that has never been published. The book presents nearly 1,000 species of dinosaur-like creatures, more than 2,000 tables and professional illustrations, and more than 300 full-color restored specimens. It displays more than 3,000 records about dinosaurs in detail and completely presents the dinosaur era. Any reader or even dinosaur expert will be deeply attracted by this book. We're sure many of them will discover some dinosaurs they've never heard of before.