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Skill Level :	From intermediate to complex
Clear diagrams?	Yes
Tinted diagrams (to show 2 sides of paper)?	Yes
Photos of completed models?	Some photos on the cover
Is there indication to the model size resulting from size of starting paper?	No
Are the models "Pure" origami (From square - no cuts)?	Yes

Overall Impression

While this book will remind folders of Montroll's previous dinosaur book: Prehistoric Origami, this is pretty much a whole new book. despite sharing some of the models with its predecessor, most models, though sharing the same names, are completely redesigned to be more "clean-looking", while the others are re-diagrammed, and many new dinosaurs are included.

Each model comes with the correct pronunciation and some details about the animal.

The Models

Model	Notes	Photo (Click for a larger image)
Mountain & volcano	Also published in Prehistoric Origami	Folded by Ayepapa
Cracked dinosaur egg	Also published in Prehistoric Origami	Folded by Ayepapa
Prehistoric tree	Also published in Prehistoric Origami	Folded by Ayepapa
Pterodactylus
Quetzalcoatlus
Pteranodon
Rhamphorynchus	Also published in Prehistoric Origami	Folded by Ayepapa
Elasmosaurus
Tanystropheus
Riojasaurus
Apatosaurus
Brachiosaurus
Diplodocus
Dimetrodon	Also published in Prehistoric Origami	Folded by Ayepapa
Spinosaurus
Tyrannosaurus
Allosaurus
Parasaurolophus
Coelophysis
Compsognathus
Sphaerotholus
Struhiomimus
Tenontosaurus
Gryposaurus
Hadrosaurus	Also published in Prehistoric Origami	Folded by Ayepapa
Iguanodon	Also published in Prehistoric Origami and in Origami USA 1988 convention book	Folded by Ayepapa
Protoceratops
Styracosaurus
Triceratops	Also published in Prehistoric Origami and in Origami USA 1988 convention book	Folded by Ayepapa
Stegosaurus	Also published in Prehistoric Origami, in Origami for the Connoisseur, in The Best of Annual Collections 1981-1995 and in Quarterly ORU folding diagrams #2