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Prehistoric Pets

Hardback

Main Details

Title Prehistoric Pets
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Dean Lomax
Illustrated by Mike Love
Physical Properties
Format:Hardback
Pages:16
Dimensions(mm): Height 255,Width 255
Category/GenrePalaeontology
ISBN/Barcode 9781787415331
ClassificationsDewey:560
Audience
Children / Juvenile
Tertiary Education (US: College)
Professional & Vocational

Publishing Details

Publisher Templar Publishing
Imprint Templar Publishing
Publication Date 1 October 2020
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

We take a close look at our pets, from guinea pigs to cats to horses, and - as if they were furry time machines - use fossil facts to trace them back to their prehistoric animal ancestors, with bright artwork, bags of humour and plenty of facts for readers to get their teeth into. Written by palaeontologist Dr Dean Lomax. Incredible pop-ups bring you face-to-face with awesome ancient creatures, including a Velociraptor, a sabre-tooth cat and the giant snake Titanoboa. Full of fun facts about amazing animals and fascinating fossils.

Author Biography

Dean Lomax (Author) Internationally recognised award-winning palaeontologist, presenter and author, Dean Lomax has travelled the globe excavating dinosaurs, and has described several new species of prehistoric reptile along the way. A Visiting Scientist at The University of Manchester, UK, Dean is passionate about communicating palaeontology and has presented on TV, including ITV's Dinosaur Britain. Author of several books, scientific papers and articles, Dean has a gold medal for excellence in science and he is also the patron of the UK Association of Fossil Hunters (UKAFH). Mike Love (Illustrator) From astronauts and knights to vampires and dragons, Mike has a love for working with imagination and narrative. He has worked with publishers such as Bloomsbury, Scholastic, Orion, OUP and many more. Mike has a Master's Degree in Fine Art from the University of Aberystwyth.