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=== Television ===
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World (1999–2002; TV series)
Dinosaur Island (2002 animated film)
Adventures in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World (2002) (Canadian-French-Luxembourger animated series)
The Lost World (2001; television film)

=== Documentary ===
The Real Lost World (2006)

=== Audio ===
The Lost World (1944; radio)
John Dickson Carr as Narrator (all characters)
The Lost World (1949; BBC Light Programme radio serial)
With Abraham Sofaer, Ivor Barnard, Lewis Stringer, Cyril Gardiner
Dinosaurs! (1966, an audio dramatic version of The Lost World adapted and directed by Ronald Liss and recorded by permission of the Estate of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle; MGM/Leo the Lion Records C/CH-1016)
Basil Rathbone as Professor Challenger
Leo Marion as Dr. Summerlee
Peter Fernandez as Edward Malone
(The character of Lord John Roxton was not included in this adaptation.)
The Lost World (1975 BBC Radio 4 Classic Serial)
Francis de Wolff as Professor Challenger
Gerald Harper as Lord John Roxton
Kevin McHugh as Edward Malone
Carleton Hobbs as Professor Summerlee
The Lost World (2011; BBC Radio 4 Classic Serial)
David Robb as Professor Challenger
Jamie Glover as Lord John Roxton
Jonathan Forbes as Edward Malone
Jasmine Hyde as Dr. Diana Summerlee (a female substitute for Professor Summerlee in the original novel)
Jane Whittenshaw as Edith Challenger
Nyasha Hatendi as Maple White
Vinicius Salles as Querioz

== See also ==
Lost world
1912 in science fiction
Up (2009 film)

== References ==

== External links ==

The Lost World title listing at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
The Lost World at Standard Ebooks

 The Lost World at Project Gutenberg.
The Lost World (1925) available for free download from Internet Archive.
 The Lost World public domain audiobook at LibriVox
The Lost World (1912) available at Internet Archive.