| Sites Specifically for Students with Information About Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animals |
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Dinosaur Dig: Dig up dinosaur data; find out what is and isn't a dinosaur; Match dinosaurs and prehistoric reptiles with their scientific names.
Dinosphere: Now You're in Their World: Dino Profiles: Images, complete facts and information with links to explain vocabulary
Discovery Channel: Dinosaur Planet: Interactively explore 20 dinosaurs; video gallery; meet the dinosaurs, and MORE
Enchanted Learning for Kids: Zoom Dinosaur: A COMPREHENSIVE on-line hypertext book about dinosaurs. It is designed for students of all ages and levels of comprehension Information about Dinosaurs, Anatomy and Behavior, Fossils, Dinosaur Classifications, and much MORE
KidsDinos.com: Learn about dinosaurs
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Dilophosaurus: A Narrated Exhibition:Visit a very special account of the discovery and reconstruction of this dinosaur. The exhibit is narrated by UCMP's own Sam Welles, who discovered Dilophosaurus
DinoBuzz: Explore current and exciting research into the biology of dinosaurs. Were they warm-blooded? Why did they go extinct? Are dinosaurs related to birds, or are they reptiles? All this and MORE!
Dinosaur Galleries: Photographs and Facts
Dinosaurs at the Smithsonian: Photographs, and brief facts
Dinosaur Tracking:Learn about tracking dinosaurs,facts and information
Dinosauria:Facts and information about dinosaurs of all types
Encyclopedia Britannica: Discovering Dinosaurs: From Encyclopedia Britannica; Facts about anatomy, environment, physiology and behavior of dinosaurs
Field Museum of Natural History Dinosaur Exhibit: Photographs, facts, and important information
Honolulu Community College: Dinosaur Exhibit:Photographs, movies, facts, and audio explanations
How Stuff Works: Dinosaurs: Images of dinosaurs by time period with facts and information about each
How Stuff Works: Discovering Dinosaur Videos: Many videos about dinosaurs; use the index to the left and below the featured video
National Geographic: Dinosaur Eggs: Interactive and beautiful, this National Geographic study site includes an interactive dinosaur egg to be hatched with a click
National Geographic: What is a Prehistoric Animal: Facts, video, information
Natural History Museum: Dino Directory:Select from an alphabetical listing, time period, country or by the shape and size of the dinosaur; 332 of the most well-described dinosaurs, including 1301 images
Nova: Curse of T. Rex: Explore the colorful cast of animals and plants that lived alongside the dinosaurs; Find out how dinosaur hunters know where to begin looking.324[';okiu
USGS: Dinosaurs Fact and Fiction: Answers to some frequently asked questions about dinosaurs, with current ideas and evidence to correct some long-lived popular misconceptions
Walking with Dinosaurs: Photographs and facts. and audio files
| Other Kid Info Pages to Learn More About Other Animals and Insects |
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| Aquatic Life | Insects |
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| Barnyard Animals | Pets |
| Birds | Reptiles / Amphibians |
| Endangered Animals | Wildlife |
| Games to Learn More About Dinosaurs | Kidsdinos.com: Dino Games |
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| Gamequarium: Dinosaur Games | Kaboose: Dinosaur Games |
| Educational Science Powerpoints |
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| Educational Science Animal Videos |
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| Reference Sites to Help in Your Research |
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Encyclopedia Smithsonian: Encyclopedia Smithsonian features answers to frequently asked questions about the Smithsonian and links to Smithsonian resources from A to Z
Information Please: On-Line Dictionary; Encyclopedia; Almanac, and MORE
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