Overview
What if everything we think we know about dinosaurs is wrong?
From C. M. Kosemen, bestselling creator of All Tomorrows, comes a remarkable exploration of prehistoric life that challenges the way we imagine dinosaurs and other extinct animals.For generations, dinosaurs have been depicted as fearsome predators, lumbering giants or skeletal monsters. But what if they were stranger, more colorful and far more complex than we ever imagined?
Combining scientific research with bold artistic speculation, acclaimed palaeoartists John Conway and C. M. Kosemen bring prehistoric creatures to life in extraordinary new ways. Through spectacular original illustrations, they explore the feathers, soft tissues, unusual appearances and unexpected behaviours that fossils alone cannot reveal.
Turning conventional palaeoart on its head, All Yesterdays also imagines how today's familiar animals might be reconstructed by future scientists working only from their skeletons, exposing the limitations of our understanding of the prehistoric world.
This expanded edition revisits the original work with fresh perspectives and developments in palaeontology, offering a fascinating celebration of scientific curiosity and imagination.
A visually stunning book for dinosaur enthusiasts, science lovers and fans of speculative evolution.
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