【Description】

Contents (from "BOOK" database)

What if dinosaurs had not become extinct 65 million years ago? Dinosaurs evolved in an amazing way that no one has ever seen.

Table of Contents (from "BOOK" database)

Gourmand - the tyrant of the steppe / Pelorus - the giant shell killer of the open sea / Gestaltor - a family living in a castle in the forest / Coconut Graboo - an amphibious ammonite / Mountain Reaper - the nobleman of the silver ridges / Monocorn - the Dokonagonal hero / Hallidan - a pterosaur of the sky / Water Garpoo - a lazy man in the tropical rain forest Tartosaurus - The Giant Tribe of the Departing

Author information (from "BOOK" database)

Dixon, Dougal

Born in Scotland in 1947. Studied geology at the University of St. Andrews. After working for a publishing company, he became a freelance science writer in 1980. He is the author of many books, including "After Man," which has been widely talked about in Japan.

Takaaki Ogawa

Made his debut in the Afternoon Shiki Award. His marine life manga "Byo-byo" has been well received as the standard-bearer of nature comics.

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