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Where Are All the Dinosaurs? (1989)

by Mary Le Duc O'Neill

Other authors: John Bindon (Illustrator)

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Examines fossils and other scientific discoveries to explain why the dinosaurs disappeared millions of years ago.

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567.91 — Natural sciences and mathematics › Fossils & prehistoric life › Fossil cold-blooded vertebrates › Reptilia › Dinosaurs By Family

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