• Dinosaur DataDig 2.0

• Author Company: Dinosaur Central (Partner with ShareIt.com)

• Explore the fascinating world of dinosaurs in a visually beautifu...

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• File Size: 164.15 M   Requirements: No special requirements
• Update Time: 10/25/2008 7:59:08 PM   Release Date: Tuesday, September 11, 2007
• Language: English
• OS: Win98/WinMe/WinNT 4.x/Windows2000/WindowsXP/Windows2003/Windows Vista
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Explore the fascinating world of dinosaurs in a a
visually beautiful, information-rich reference and learning
environment. From Robert J. ("Rob") Taylor, The Theropod
Archives webmaster and author of The Dinosaur & Pterosaur
Database: "Dinosaur DataDig is gorgeous, exceedingly
intuitive, well conceived, well rendered and performs well. Not
sure what more you could ask of it. (Did I mention it's
gorgeous?!) Congratulations...it's a remarkable program and an
exceptionally fine piece of work!" From dinoexpert Allen A.
Debus, - Dinosaur sculptor and author of Dinosaur Sculpting,
Paleoimagery, Dinosaur Memories, and Dinosaurs in Fantastic
Fiction, as well as many paleontological articles: "Welcome to
Dinosaur DataDig, a mesmerizing array of orchestrated Mesozoic
regalia! Take all of those voluminous dinosaur encyclopedias and
other thickly bound references published over the past decade,
distill their contents down to the essentials of most interest to
the growing ranks of dinophiles and popcultural paleo-enthusiasts,
and you've got an interactive, highly accessible cyber-souce of
facts, figures and fun all about dinosaurs! This highly educational
database maintained by recognized dinosaurologists and experts in
many fields of dinosaurabilia will hold you spellbound for hours
with its innumerable facets concerning virtually every dinosaurian
aspect imaginable. You will enjoy peeling away informational
'strata' as you 'dig' into this new, absorbing 21st
century 'window' into the Mesozoic's most famous
inhabitants, mining its many & varied data
'layers.'"