Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs: The Sauropods

Sauropods form one of the three great groups of dinosaurs. They roamed the planet for millions of years, with creatures ranging from the smallest Magyarosaurus to the enormous Brachiosaurus. This one-of-a-kind compendium covers all known sauropod species and features more than 2,000 diagrams and technical drawings alongside hundreds of full-color reconstructions of specimens.

Features

• Unique and Comprehensive Compendium: A reference book that covers all known sauropod species, from the smallest to the largest.
• Visually Exhaustive: Illustrated with over 2,000 diagrams and technical drawings, plus hundreds of full-color reconstructions that bring these creatures to life.
• Clear and Navigable Structure: The book is divided into thematic sections that make it easy to explore the incredible world of sauropods and their evolution.
• Detailed Sections: Includes sections like "Comparing Species" (organized by taxonomic group), "Mesozoic Calendar" (with the position of the continents), and "Prehistoric Puzzle" (comparing bones and teeth).
• Solves the Great Mysteries: A section dedicated to the "Life of Sauropods" answers key questions like what they ate, how they behaved, or which was the most intelligent.