Feathered Dinosaurs of China is a documentary book written and illustrated by Paleoartist, Gregory Wenzel. The book has somewhat of a plot, featuring a possible and theoretical day in the life of Chinese Animals from the Aptian stage in Liaoning.
Plot The book tells a day in the life of most fauna of Early Cretaceous Liaoning in China, 124 million BC.
Animals featured Unidentified Salamanders (mentioned at the beginning) Callobatrachus Unidentified Dragonflies Jinzhousaurus Unidentified Beetles (seen being kicked up by the Jinzhousaurus herd members) Eomaia Sinornithosaurus Eosipterus Dendrorhynchoides Unidentified Striped Fish (seen dead and being squabbled over by the 2 Pterosaurs) Confuciusornis Caudipteryx Manchurosuchus Manchurochelys Unidentified Freshwater Clams (seen on the lake bottom) Unidentified Snails (mentioned in the lake description) Unidentified Freshwater Crustaceans (listed in the Dragonfly nymph prey list) Unidentified Mayfly (nymph) Unidentified Predatory Fish (seen in the distance, hidden under some Water Lilies) Protopsephurus Lycoptera Hyphalosaurus Unidentified Cicadas (seen on page 20) Beipiaosaurus Sinosauropteryx Unidentified Lizards Unidentified Striped Moth (mentioned on page 23) Microraptor Psittacosaurus (dead) Protopteryx Protarchaeopteryx
References
External links Wenzel's official website