Dinosaur Tracks And Other Fossil Footprints Of Europe

Martin Lockley Teams Up With Christian Meyer To Present An Up-to-date Synthesis Of The Recent Findings In The Field Of European Fossil Footprints. Drawing Extensively On Their Own Research Results From Studies In Britain, Switzerland, Portugal, Spain, And Elsewhere, The Authors Create A Dynamic Picture Of Mammal, Reptile, Bird, And Amphibian Track-makers Through More Than 300 Million Years Of Vertebrate Evolution, Placed In The Context Of Europe's Changing Ancient Environments.--jacket. Preface: The Dinosaur-tracking Renaissance In Europe -- 1. Introduction To Tracking -- 2. The Tradition Of Tracking Dinosaurs In Europe -- 3. Dawn Of The Mesozoic: The Early And Middle Triassic -- 4. The First Dinosaurs: The Late Triassic Epoch -- 5. Early Jurassic -- 6. The Dark Ages: Middle Jurassic -- 7. The Age Of Brontosaurs: Late Jurassic -- 8. The Age Of Iguanodon: Early Cretaceous -- 9. The End Of The Dinosaur Trail: Upper Cretaceous -- 10. New Horizons. By Martin Lockley And Christian Meyer. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.