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100 1 $aGlut, Donald F.
245 10 $aDiscover dinosaurs /$ccontributing writer, Donald F. Glut ; consultant, Peter Dodson.
246 30 $aDinosaurs
260 $aLincolnwood, Ill. :$bPublications International,$c©2002.
300 $a44 pages :$billustrations (some color) ;$c31 cm
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520 $aOpen Discover Dinosaurs for eye-popping facts: Tyrannosaurus's tooth was as long as your pen and its head as big as a refrigerator, but Compsognathus was as small as a chicken. Some dinos sliced with killer claws, while others pounded with the awesome club on their tails. But we still don't know everything: What color were dinosaurs? What sounds did they make? Why are they extinct? Check out the exciting text and colorful illustrations in this book!
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