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by Diane Ramic (Author)
The prehistoric world and those creatures that inhabited it have held the interest of paleontology fans of all ages. Our knowledge of these animals expands with each passing year, but outdated and incorrect ideas still persist in modern media. This coloring book strives to challenge those inaccuracies by introducing media that included research to produce scientifically plausible, yet still slightly stylized, prehistoric animals. Inside this book, you will find 100 illustrations of animals from the past, from the Cambrian to the most recent ice age. It is an expanded version of the first book, "The Coloring Book of (Scientifically Accurate) Dinosaurs," and features 24 of the dinosaurs in the first book, as well as a few new ones. Each page contains an illustration of varying difficulty, and a few facts about the animal in question.
Author Biography
Diane Ramic is a freelance illustrator and graphic designer with a passion for paleontology, astronomy, and science-fiction. She works in a variety of traditional mediums, and can often be found reconstructing dinosaurs, designing aliens, or enjoying red velvet cake.
