Anyone recomend this site?

[Takama]

Ok I found this interesting website, and i like to know if it is a good resource. (knowing that not all websites are trustworthy)
http://www.prehistoric-wildlife.com/index.html

[ZoPteryx]

I used it when making my field guide supplement, it seems to have good info.

[Derek Sohoza]

I'm not sure on this one, but whatever you do, never use reptileevolution.com.

[tyrantqueen]

I'm not sure on this one, but whatever you do, never use reptileevolution.com.

Why are you bringing that up? Nearly everyone on this site knows not to trust David Peters' work (heck anyone with common sense should know)

[Derek Sohoza]

Well, I'm still a newbie, haha. I'm not sure what most people here know. Just making sure that's known. 

[Takama]

I'm not sure on this one, but whatever you do, never use reptileevolution.com.

Why are you bringing that up? Nearly everyone on this site knows not to trust David Peters' work (heck anyone with common sense should know)

I hounestly never heard of him.  But I know to stay away from his work.

[Dinoguy2]

It doesn't look too bad, but for dinosaur articles Wikipedia is probably still better. Wiki cites sources per line or claim, not in general for the whole article, so it's easier to see which info comes from where. It's also more frequently updated. For example, the Eosinopteryx page http://www.prehistoric-wildlife.com/species/e/eosinopteryx.html still lists its troodontid status as fact even though recent studies cast doubt on this.