Biological sciences and general biology Visual Guide Dinosaur Ecology and Behavior / Michael J. Benton / Bob Nicholls

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Biological Science and General Biology
In recent years, new dinosaurs have been discovered more than ever, and paleontologist names new dinosaurs at a rate of one species per 10 days.
New insights have also been gained by applying the latest science and technology to compare them with modern animals.
This book introduces the latest discoveries about the ecology of this amazing creature, including how dinosaurs lived, courted and fed, how they ran and how they communicated, along with a wealth of visuals including drawn illustrations.
geological age
Paleogeography
Why Dinosaurs Are Studied
Ancient Sea and Sky Reptiles
The Origin of Dinosaurs
Two Groups of Dinosaurs
Modern Reptiles and Birds
Specialized Endotherm
About Feathers
Respiration
Two Groups of Dinosaurs
Modern Reptiles and Birds
About Feathers
Respiration
About Dinosaurs dietary intake
Verification : Model Locomotion
Posture and Gait
Modern Reptiles and Birds
About Tracks
Respiration
About Feathers
About Flight
Modern Reptiles and Birds
About Locomotion
About Walking
About Verification : Exploring Mass Extinctions
Survivors of Mass Extinctions and the Present World
World of paleontology
Bio
Michael J. Benton, Professor of paleontology (Vertebrates) at the University of Bristol, a member of the Royal Society.
His books include Dinosaurs : New Visions of a Lost World, Dinosaurs Rediscovered : The Scientific Revolution in Paleontology, When Life Nearly Died : The Greatest Mass Extinction of All Time, and 『 Frontiers for Research on Dinosaurs 』 (Sogensha).