Walter P. In this book he reviews many of his well-known ideas about dinosaur physiology, feeding habits, running ability, taxonomy, and extinction, and offers tidbits on more minor details, e.g., whether dinosaurs had a gizzard. Coombs, Jr., Biology Dept., Western New England Coll., Springfield, Mass.Copyright 1986
| Title | : | The Dinosaur Heresies |
| Author | : | Robert T. Bakker Ph.D. |
| Rating | : | 4.67 (599 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0806522607 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 480Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-2-9 |
| Language | : | English |
Walter P. In this book he reviews many of his well-known ideas about dinosaur physiology, feeding habits, running ability, taxonomy, and extinction, and offers tidbits on more minor details, e.g., whether dinosaurs had a gizzard. Coombs, Jr., Biology Dept., Western New England Coll., Springfield, Mass.Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc. His ideas of active, behaviorly complex, warm-blooded dinosaurs have shaken orthodox views and stimulated both public interest and renewed scientific research. While this book lacks the breadth and balanced objectivity of David Norman's excellent The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs (Crescent Bks., 1985), it is nevertheless important and revolutionary. He writes in a colorful, even impassioned prose more akin to political rhetoric than analytic science. . From Library Journal Bakker is undoubtedly the controversial and exciting dinosaurologist of the day. Highly recommended
Illustrations.. Bakker offers startling new evidence destined to forever alter the perception of the much-maligned monsters, depicting them as never before imagined: hot-blooded, amazingly agile, and surprisingly intelligent. For over a century, dinosaurs have been thought of as plodding, dim-witted giant lizards too awkward and ill-equipped to survive the ravages of environmental change
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