Dr Lowell Dingus is a Research Associate in Paleontology at the AMNH. He has participated in many expeditions and in 1997 he co-led the team that discovered the first sauropod dinosaur embryos in Argentina. Dr Dingus has written Barnum Brown: The Man Who Discovered Tyrannosaurs rex (2010) and Dinosaur Eggs Discovered (2007).

• The Delicate Roots of Palaeontology From a Dubious Start, Giants Slowly Emerge The Rise of the Lizard-Like Dinosaurs The Concept of 'Terrible Reptiles' Flying Dinosaurs? A Revolutionary Portrait Titans of American Palaeontology Boom to Bust Titans of American Palaeontology Bust to Boom The Great American Bone Wars The 'First Family' of Dinosaur Collecting King of Collectors Clues Contained in Trace Fossils Discovery and Destruction Immense Beasts from Equatorial Africa To the Heart of Asia The First Family Portrait Dinosaurs Return to the Global Stage A Modern-day Makeover Following in Andrews' Footsteps and Beyond Unscrambling a Mystery Extreme Dinosaurs Asian Windows on the Mesozoic World Flocks of Fabulous Fossils The Tiniest Giants African Evolution The Great Murder Mystery Jurassic Park.

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