This is a very select collection of dinosaur resources on the internet. The selected sites are fairly rich in text, images and some multi-media and might be helpful when writing your term paper.

• Library of Congress Dinosaur Resources
• Virtual Fossil Museum
• Paleobiology Database
• DinoBase
  Dinosaur Database
• Bibliography of fossil vertebrates
  Indexed Published Literature of Vertebrate Paleontology, 1509-1993.
• New Scientist Dinosaur page
  Dinosaur website from the journal The New Scientist.
• AMNH Fossil Halls
  Fossil Halls at the American Museum of Natural History.
• Yahoo!...Dinosaurs
  A variety of useful links to additional dinosaur Web sites.
• Zoom Dinosaurs
  A useful resource including information on many types of dinosaurs.
• Paper Dinosaurs, 1824-1969
  Illustrations from classic dinosaur papers and books, including the original publications of Gideon Mantell, Richard Owen, Othniel Marsh, and a host of others.
• The Dinosauria: Truth is Stranger than Fiction
  Well hyper-texted article based on the Hall of Dinosaurs at The Museum of Paleontology of The University of California at Berkeley. Includes well-developed areas such as a guided tour of Dilophosaurus narrated by the discoverer of Dilophosaurus, Sam Welles.

• GeoRef
  Citations and abstracts for publications related to geology.
• General Science Abstracts
  Covers leading journals and magazines, conferences, review articles in science publications.
• Biological Abstracts
  Citations and abstracts from life sciences literature.
• Zoological Record
  Citations to the zoological literature.
• Animal Behavior Abstracts
  Citations and abstracts for journal articles on animal behavior.
• Scopus
  Provides indexing, abstracting of and citation linking to journals in many fields
• Web of Science
  Bibliographic information and cited references across all disciplines.

• Books on dinosaurs and evolution are located in many Columbia libraries including: Geology, Geoscience, Math/Science, Biology, and Butler.
• Books
  Use the CLIO online catalog to locate books in all Columbia Libraries.
• Science journals
  The journals received in the Columbia Libraries are included in CLIO. The names of the library or libraries owning the titles and the actual volumes held are listed. Most recent journals are also available in full-text online format: E-Journals

• Endnote & Refworks
  Columbia Libraries offer access to two separate citation management software packages: EndNote and RefWorks.  Both support retrieval and storage of references from bibliographic databases and the use of that information in formatting in-text citations, footnotes, endnotes, and bibliographies.
• APA Style Guide (From Purdue)
• MLA Style Guide (From Purdue)
  

Contact the library staff if you cannot find what you need!