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Creatures of old / Prasad, Veena; Amin, Kabini (ill.) 2019  Book
Prasad, Veena Book
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Publication Bengaluru, Pratham Books, 2019.
Description 16pPurple spine
Series Learning to read - Level 4
Summary/Abstract Ever wondered what the planet was like millions of years ago? What kind of creatures roamed the Earth? What trees grew in the prehistoric forests? Well, there is a way to find out—through palaeontology, a special science that is all about digging up and unscrambling clues to the past.
Standard Number 9789353093143 Pb.
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I have landed: Splashes and reflections in natural history / Gould, Stephen Jay   Book
Gould, Stephen Jay Book
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Publication London, Vintage,
Description 418pOrange spine
Summary/Abstract Gould writes about the themes that have defined his career, which his readers have come to expect and celebrate, casting new light upon them and conveying the ideas that science professionals exchange among themselves (minus the technical jargon). Here, of course, is Charles Darwin, from his centrality to any sound scientific education to little-known facts about his life. Gould touches on subjects as far-reaching and disparate as feathered dinosaurs, the scourge of syphilis and the frustration of the man who identified it, and Freud’s “evolutionary fantasy.” He writes brilliantly of Nabokov’s delicately crafted drawings of butterflies and the true meaning of biological diversity. And in the poignant title essay, he details his grandfather’s journey from Hungary to America, where he arrived on September 11, 1901. It is from his grandfather’s journal entry of that day, stating simply “I have landed,” that the book’s title was drawn. This landing occurred 100 years to the day before our greatest recent tragedy, also explored, but with optimism, in the concluding section of the book.
Standard Number 9780099749714 Pb.
Key Words Natural history  Evolution  Evolution (Biology)  Overseas item  IBDP  TOK 
Popular science  Palaeontology 
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