The Iguanodon's Horn
Sean Rubin
This account follows changing ideas about iguanodons, beginning with a fossil tooth found in 1822 and continuing through full skeletons discovered in 1878. It also covers the 1960s recognition of dinosaurs’ relationship to birds. Scientists and artists use evidence and imagination to reconsider how these animals looked and behaved. New discoveries have repeatedly altered, overturned, or expanded earlier theories, while many details of an iguanodon’s outward appearance remain unknown.
This book appears on 4 reading lists across 2 editions from 4 organizations.
