Burlington Public Library

Presents a photographic introduction to dinosaurs, explaining what they are, tracing the history of dinosaur discovery, and discussing the physical characteristics and behaviors of dinosaurs.

In Montana, PI Gabriel Du Pre, a metis cattle inspector, investigates the death of a snowmobiler who was shot in the back. The victim was carrying the tooth of a dinosaur, a fossil worth a lot of money.

"This title introduces readers to the giant and long-necked dinosaur, the Brachiosaurus. More information about what it looked like, what it ate, and where its fossils have been found will be discovered in this book. This series is at a Level 1 and is written specifically for beginning readers. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards."--Amazon.com

This handbook, divided into invertebrates, vertebrates, and plants, identifies over 500 fossils, from all geological ages and continents.

During Ms. Frizzle's class trip to fossil country, the Magic School Bus turns into a time machine and transports the class back to prehistoric times.

In 1793, William Smith, the orphan son of a village blacksmith, made a startling discovery that was to turn the science of geology on its head. While surveying the route for a canal near Bath, he noticed that the fossils found in one layer of the rocks he was excavating were very different from those found in another. And out of that realization came an epiphany: that by following these fossils one could trace layers of rocks as they dipped, rose...

Learn about the energy from fossil fuels.

Describes the characteristics and habits of the massive flesh-eating dinosaur, as well as theories about why it became extinct.

Snowy weather and fish fossils help bring together two Jewish college freshmen spending winter break in Washington, D.C.

Explains the basics of dinosaur fossils.