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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: The Hot-Blooded DinosaursUser Review - Keith Mccaffety - GoodreadsI read this book when I was in 3rd or 4th grade in 1976. I loved it. I remember one classmate telling me, "Dinosaurs don't turn into birds!!" I remember few details besides the cover art. I need to find it and re-read it. Read full review Review: The Hot-Blooded DinosaursUser Review - Steven Peterson - GoodreadsThis is a book that I found fascinating in its time. It was a rather early volume arguing that dinosaurs were not, in fact, cold-blooded animals. The contention is that they were warm-blooded, meaning ... Read full review Related books
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8 other sections not shown Common terms and phrasesAllosaurus American Museum ancestors animal appeared aquatic Archaeopteryx avian Bakker beast bipedal birds body bones brain brontosaur Buckland Carnegie carnivores ceratopsians cetiosaur claws coelurosaurs Colbert cold-blooded Cope Cope's creature crest crocodiles Crystal Palace Cuvier Deinonychus dinosaurian dinosaurs Diplodocus discovery dromaeosaurids early earth elephants endothermy energy erect Euparkeria evidence evolution evolved extinct feathers feet long flesh-eaters flying fossil reptiles giant ground hadrosaurs Hawkins herbivores herds hind legs hind limbs Huxley Hypsilophodon ichthyosaurs Iguanodon jaws Jurassic Kermack Laelaps lake land late Cretaceous Leidy living lizard London lungs mammals Marsh Megalosaurus Mesozoic metabolism million years ago mosasaur muscles Natural History neck Nopcsa Ornithosuchus Osborn ostrich Ostrom Owen Owen's palaeontologists physiology plant-eaters prey probably pseudosuchian Pteranodon pterodactyls pterosaurs quarry radiation remains reptilian restoration saurians sauropods Seeley skeleton skull species specimen Struthiomimus suggested tail teeth temperature terrestrial thecodonts therapsids Triassic Triceratops Tyrannosaurus vertebrate warm-blooded weight whilst wings Bibliographic information
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