You can browse alphabetical sections or select your favorite dinosaur and go directly to the picture. Each thumbnail image is accompanied by a brief line about the artist or illustrator. A small collection of panoramas is also available. Dinosaur Pages T. Mike Keesey, an artist and college student, has compiled an extensive interconnected Web site on Clades. You can click on the phylogeny chart, which transports you to an area showing relationships and time periods of major groups.
Record breakers lists the biggest to the most confusing of the dinosaurs.
High school students will utilize this site the most because of its more technical nature. Then add the Dinosauria On-Line Omnipedia to your reference collection. You can browse through several dictionaries, listen to dinosaur names pronounced, view maps, and see a gallery of incredible art. Knowledge Adventure Browse or search this online encyclopedia designed for the elementary grades. Students will be able to find basic facts about when and where dinosaurs lived plus their size and weight.