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Maximum Triceratops

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beau, October 31, 2009 (view all comments by beau)
This book was very very good. Exciting facts with lots of great pictures.

Maximum Triceratops(also known as t`tops) has two weapons and is big!

This book is fantastic for readers of all ages!!

You won`t believe when you see what it is like to be a t`rex!

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Product details 48 pages Random House Books for Young Readers - 2004-09-08 English 9780375823046 Reviews:

"Synopsis" by Ingram, Tyrannosaurus rex was the biggest, baddest bone-crunchingest meat-eater of its time, right? And every other dinosaur was afraid of it, right? Wrong There was one animal that scared even the mighty T. rex. It's name? Triceratops maximus-- a 100% plant-eating veggie-saur that scientists have been arguing about for over 70 years. World renowned paleontologist Dr. Robert T. Bakker examines this fascinating fossil-- and the controversy surrounding it-- in an easy-to-read format that young dinophiles will devour.

"Synopsis" by Ingram, "Triceratops maximus" is a plant-eating veggie-saur that scientists have been arguing about for 70 years. A world renowned paleontologist examines this fascinating creature--and the controversy surrounding it--in an easy-to-read format. Full color.

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