Dinosaurs Educational Posters, Art Prints & Charts, pg 2/2
for the science and social studies classroom, home schoolers, labs, theme decor for office and studio.

Page 2 of Dinosaur education posters, art prints, charts, calendars and books for the science and social studies classroom, home schoolers, labs and as theme decor for office and studio.

Stegosaurus Dinosaur, American Museum of Natural History Poster

SAUROLOPHUS & TARBOSAURUS

Against a backdrop of bald cypress and metasequoia, a group of Saurolophus plunge into a river to escape the attack of Tarbosaurus. Tarbosaurus was a forty-foot-long theropod dinosaur that lived in Late Cretaceous Mongolia sventy million years ago and was contemporary with Tyrannosaurus in North America. Saurolophus was a large duckbill dinosaur, reaching forty feet in length. It was widely distributed, living in both Asia and North America. Duckbills were among the most abundant herbivores in the Late Cretaceous. Both bipedal and quadrapedal, duckbills fed on leaves of trees and low ground cover. Duckbills are generally believed to have nested in colonies, cared for their young and traveled in large herds. They were a principal source of food for large theropods, such as Tarbosaurus.
Artwork © Doug Henderson, 1990

TRICERATOPS

TRICERATOPS (three-horned face was one of the last of its kind to evolve and also one of the last known dinosaurs, surviving until the end of the Cretaceous Period seventy-five million years ago.

An herbivore that lived in the subtropical plains and forests of western North America, Triceratops was capable of cropping and chewing tough cycads and tree bark with its beak and batteries of rear teeth. This dinosaur used its formidable horns, shield and perhaps beak in fights for dominance with others of its kind and was dangerous, aggressive prey for carnivorous dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus.
Painting © Mark Hallett, 1990

The Triceratops

The Tyrannosaur
• Le Tyrannosaure
• Der Tyrannosaurier
• El Tiranosauro

Stand Ups are lifesize cut-outs (take that with a "grain of salt' in this case) designed to decorate any room or party. Each stand up can be mounted to a wall or door, or can stand by itself. Sizes are approximate.

North America in the Age of Dinosaurs Poster-
illustrations of ankylosaurs, sauropods, hadrosaurs, pachycephalosaurs, ornithominids, troodontids, ceratopsians and tyrannosaurs and the very different North American continent they walked upon.
• North America posters

New Theory of Dinosaurs/ TIME Magazine, May 6, 1985

Dinosaurs/TIME Magazine, April 26, 1993

Giant Flip-and-Learn Wall Chart
Opens into an easel with 16 brightly colored flip charts boldly introduce your kids to numbers, shapes, ABCs, and telling time, as well as animals, dinosaurs, insects, birds and more.

• more reading posters

Roy Chapman Andrews
b. 1-26-1884; Beloit, Wisconsin
d. 3-11-1960; California

Roy Chapman Andrews, explorer, adventurer and naturalist, wrote “I was born to be an explorer. . . There was never any decision to make. I couldn't do anything else and be happy.” Chapman was the first to discover fosselized dinosaur eggs in Mongolia; he was also became the director of the American Museum of Natural History after his beginning position was a janitor in the taxidermy department.
FYI - Pierre Teilhard de Chardin was part of one of Andrew's expeditions to the Gobi Desert.

• Dragon Hunter: Roy Chapman Andrews and the Central Asiatic Expeditions