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Dining with dinosaurs : a tasty guide to Mesozoic munching / Hannah Bonner.

Dining with dinosaurs : a tasty guide to Mesozoic munching / Hannah Bonner.
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J 567.9 BONN
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ISBN 9781426323393 (hardback)
1426323395 (hardback)
Name Bonner, Hannah author.
Title Dining with dinosaurs : a tasty guide to Mesozoic munching / Hannah Bonner.
Published Washington, D.C. : National Geographic Kids, [2016]
©2016
Description 41 pages : colour illustrations ; 27 cm.
Notes Includes bibliographical references (page 41) and index.
Contents Meet the "vores" -- Who ate who -- The mega carnivores -- The raptors: midsize predators -- Mini carnivores and omnivores -- The insectivores -- The piscivores -- Who ate who: in the ocean -- The dinovores -- The scavengers: dead dino for dinner -- The mega herbivores -- The cheeky chewers -- Plenty more plant-eaters -- Tiny herbivores, big appetites -- The sunivores: plants -- The trashivores: dining on dung -- Who eats who today -- Extra helping 1 : The food web -- Extra helping 2 : Photosynthesis.
Summary "Sure you know T-Rex was the meat-eating king and brontosaurus munched on leaves, but what else was on the dino dining menu during the Mesozoic era? Meet the 'vores: carnivores, piscivores, herbivores, insectivores, "trashivores," "sunivores," and omnivores like us. Readers will be surprised and inspired to learn about dino diets and they'll get to explore how scientists can tell which dinosaurs ate what just from looking at fossils! Journey through artist and author Hannah Bonner's whimsical world to learn how the dinosaurs and their contemporaries bit, chewed, and soaked up their food."-- Provided by publisher.
Target audience note Ages 7-10.
Subjects Dinosaurs -- Food -- Juvenile literature
Dinosaurs -- Behavior -- Juvenile literature
Food chains (Ecology) -- Juvenile literature
Series National Geographic kids
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