Help, a plateful of plagiarism

["K and T Dykes" <ktdykes@arcor.de>]

I've just been looking at Amazon Books for Xmas present ideas (for me), and 
this led me to come across something called Cynodonts... published by Books 
Llc ( 
http://www.amazon.de/Cynodonts-Eucynodontia-Oligokyphus-Tritylodontidae-Probelesodon/dp/1155343786/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1291226159&sr=8-1 ) 
.  You even get an excerpt to whet your appetite for me.  The writing style 
is pleasingly informal.

"Among the first and most basal of the eucynodonts was Cynognathus. This 
wolf-sized predator had a nearly worldwide distribution. About 90% of its 
lower jaw was accounted for by a single tooth-bearing bone called the 
dentary. Its teeth were differentiated, which enabled them to perform 
several functions, including tearing and chewing. A crocodile tears at its 
prey, but it can't chew. It's an effective hunter, but a wasteful and messy 
eater. The ear of Cynognathus contained a solitary small bone for hearing, 
(the stapes)."

It's also remarkably similar to my webpage content, and even more similar to 
the Wikipedia page which states it's largely derived from my page.  They're 
even flinging in my jokes!

I don't know what kind of help I might be asking for, seeing as I'm 
presently too flabbergasted by what I've just seen.
Trevor

Mesozoic eucynodonts, an internet directory
http://home.arcor.de/ktdykes/meseucaz.htm