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Year of manufacture: 2019
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| Mysteries of Evolution Explained by the Latest Research Written by Darren *Naish and Paul *Barrett / Supervised by Kaiji Kobayashi, Katsuhiro Kubota, Kentaro Chiba, and Kohei Tanaka / Translated by Michiyoshi Yoshida For everyone who wants to know about the latest dinosaur research! Dinosaurs are amazing creatures that appeared on the earth. This creature, which has fascinated people since ancient times, reigned on earth for more than 150 million years, gaining absolute dominance through evolution in the face of extreme climatic conditions. This book unravels the mystery of the dinosaurs, presented in six chapters, from the Victorian era to the most advanced research of the 21st century. The history of dinosaur research, the origin of dinosaurs, their body structure, ecology, evolution, diversity, and how they survived the mass extinction at the end of the Cretaceous period and came to exist as the birds they are today are all explained in all colors with abundant photographs and reconstructions. For everyone who wants to know the basics of dinosaurs. [Table of Contents] Preface by the translator (Kaiji Kobayashi) Chapter 1: History, Origins, and the World of Dinosaurs Meanings of Names Building a Phylogenetic Tree A Brief History of the Discovery of Dinosaurs Geologic Ages and Geologic Period Classification Phylogenetic Bracketing Methods Ostrom, Bakker and the Dinosaur Renaissance Modern Dinosaur Research Dinosaurs and the Mesozoic World Climate and Weather Dinosaurs in the Phylogenetic Tree When Crocodilian Main Dinosaurs Dominated The Beginning of Dinosaurs Chapter 2: The Phylogenetic Tree of Dinosaurs Theropods: Carnivores and Birds Theropods: Theropods and Their Relatives Origin and biological structure of theropods Ornithopods: armored dinosaurs (brachiopods), platypus-like beaked dinosaurs (ornithopods), horned dinosaurs (keratopsids) and their relatives The earliest ornithopods Chapter 3: Anatomy of Dinosaurs Dinosaur skeleton Dinosaur arms, hands, and fingers Hips and Hindlimbs How the Dinosaur Skeleton Functioned Microscopic View of Dinosaur Bones How much did non-birdlike dinosaurs weigh? Muscles and their function Respiration and the air sac system Digestion What Dinosaurs Looked Like When They Were Alive Chapter 4: Dinosaur Ecology and Behavior Diet and Foraging Behavior of Dinosaurs Microbite abrasion of teeth Hands and Feet of Theropod Dinosaurs Computer Modeling and Dinosaur Foraging Behavior Intestinal and Stomach Contents, and Fecal Stones Mobility 1: Walking and running Mobility 2: walking across water and swimming Mobility 3: Flying and gliding The Great Debate over Dinosaur Physiology Dinosaur Reproduction and Sexual Activity Eggs, nests, and babies With and without post-hatchling parental behavior Sex Differences and Evolution in Dinosaurs What is Sexual Selection? Growth and Ontogeny of Dinosaurs Dinosaur Swarming Chapter 5: Origin of Birds Origin of Avian Characteristics The Troubling Problem of the Origin of Feathers The Origin of Flight Birds Take Flight The Emergence of Invasive Birds Chapter 6: Mass Extinction and Beyond Impact of Extraterrestrial Objects The Age of Dinosaur Suffering Impact of Volcanic Activity [Combined Factors Scenario] Dinosaurs that Survived Dinosaurs after the Cretaceous Reference -- Chronostratigraphic Table Glossary References Japanese-English Index English-Japanese Index |
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Written by Darren *Naish and Paul *Barrett / Supervised by Kaiji Kobayashi, Katsuhiro Kubota, Kentaro Chiba, and Kohei Tanaka / Translated by Michiyoshi Yoshida
For everyone who wants to know about the latest dinosaur research!
Dinosaurs are amazing creatures that appeared on the earth. This creature, which has fascinated people since ancient times, reigned on earth for more than 150 million years, gaining absolute dominance through evolution in the face of extreme climatic conditions. This book unravels the mystery of the dinosaurs, presented in six chapters, from the Victorian era to the most advanced research of the 21st century. The history of dinosaur research, the origin of dinosaurs, their body structure, ecology, evolution, diversity, and how they survived the mass extinction at the end of the Cretaceous period and came to exist as the birds they are today are all explained in all colors with abundant photographs and reconstructions. For everyone who wants to know the basics of dinosaurs.
[Table of Contents]
Preface by the translator (Kaiji Kobayashi)
Chapter 1: History, Origins, and the World of Dinosaurs
Meanings of Names
Building a Phylogenetic Tree
A Brief History of the Discovery of Dinosaurs
Geologic Ages and Geologic Period Classification
Phylogenetic Bracketing Methods
Ostrom, Bakker and the Dinosaur Renaissance
Modern Dinosaur Research
Dinosaurs and the Mesozoic World
Climate and Weather
Dinosaurs in the Phylogenetic Tree
When Crocodilian Main Dinosaurs Dominated
The Beginning of Dinosaurs
Chapter 2: The Phylogenetic Tree of Dinosaurs
Theropods: Carnivores and Birds
Theropods: Theropods and Their Relatives
Origin and biological structure of theropods
Ornithopods: armored dinosaurs (brachiopods), platypus-like beaked dinosaurs (ornithopods), horned dinosaurs (keratopsids) and their relatives
The earliest ornithopods
Chapter 3: Anatomy of Dinosaurs
Dinosaur skeleton
Dinosaur arms, hands, and fingers
Hips and Hindlimbs
How the Dinosaur Skeleton Functioned
Microscopic View of Dinosaur Bones
How much did non-birdlike dinosaurs weigh?
Muscles and their function
Respiration and the air sac system
Digestion
What Dinosaurs Looked Like When They Were Alive
Chapter 4: Dinosaur Ecology and Behavior
Diet and Foraging Behavior of Dinosaurs
Microbite abrasion of teeth
Hands and Feet of Theropod Dinosaurs
Computer Modeling and Dinosaur Foraging Behavior
Intestinal and Stomach Contents, and Fecal Stones
Mobility 1: Walking and running
Mobility 2: walking across water and swimming
Mobility 3: Flying and gliding
The Great Debate over Dinosaur Physiology
Dinosaur Reproduction and Sexual Activity
Eggs, nests, and babies
With and without post-hatchling parental behavior
Sex Differences and Evolution in Dinosaurs
What is Sexual Selection?
Growth and Ontogeny of Dinosaurs
Dinosaur Swarming
Chapter 5: Origin of Birds
Origin of Avian Characteristics
The Troubling Problem of the Origin of Feathers
The Origin of Flight
Birds Take Flight
The Emergence of Invasive Birds
Chapter 6: Mass Extinction and Beyond
Impact of Extraterrestrial Objects
The Age of Dinosaur Suffering
Impact of Volcanic Activity
[Combined Factors Scenario]
Dinosaurs that Survived
Dinosaurs after the Cretaceous
Reference -- Chronostratigraphic Table
Glossary
References
Japanese-English Index
English-Japanese Index