Author: Url Lanham
Edition: First Edition
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 0231031521
Publisher: Columbia Univ Pr
Features:
Edition: First Edition
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 0231031521
Publisher: Columbia Univ Pr
Features:
The Bone Hunters
In ancient geological times, the heart of North America from the Arctic coast to the Gulf of Mexico, and from Utah nearly across Kansas, was covered by the Cretaceous Sea. Search and download computer ebooks The Bone Hunters for free.
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This shallow sea, which has been called the American Mediterranean, washed a shoreline inhabited by dinosaurs. In the mild skies flew great leather winged reptiles and dainty sea birds. Fish several yards long thronged the waters, in company with an astonishing assortment of gigantic swimming reptiles, some resembling the fish in shape and habits, others paddling heavy turtle-like bodies that bore a long sinuous neck and toothy skull. All had long since disappeared into the eons of geological time when men began opening the Great West; but by the 1860s, the first traces
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Store Search search Title, ISBN and Author The Bone Hunters by Url Lanham Estimated delivery 3-12 business days Format Paperback Condition Brand New Nontechnical study presents the absorbing dramas involved in the discovery and reconstruction of the creatures who roamed the prehistoric West. Highly recommended... - Science Books. 51 halftones. Publisher Description Nontechnical study presents the absorbing dramas involved in the discovery and reconstruction of the creatures who roamed the prehi
The author takes you on a paleological field trip tour in The Bone Hunters through Kansas along streams and ravines.This book is in excellent condition beneath the ragged jacket.
The Bone Hunters, ISBN-13: 9780984168316, ISBN-10: 0984168311
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All had long since disappeared into the eons of geological time when men began opening the Great West; but by the 1860s, the first traces
