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022830
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Maplewood, Blue Apple Books, 2014.
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32pOrange spine
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You can't series
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This entry in the 'You can't... series explores the science, geography, and physiology that determine how and where various creatures live. It begins with animals whose bodies create their home, then features those who use nests, burrows, dens, etc. Next come homes that humans live in. Each section is topped off with simple activities and kick-starting questions.
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9781609054830 Hb.
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| 021106 | 591.564/EHR | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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010415
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USA, Blue Apple Books, 2005.
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38pWhite Spine
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You can't series
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In easy-to-understand language, Fred Ehrlich looks at dinosaurs, extinct birds and mammals and endangered animals and explains what happened to them. Interspersed with humorous verse and whimsical cartoons, this book is packed with information sure to entertain even the most reluctant reader.
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Introduction
Dinosaurs
Extinct birds
Extinct mammals
Endangered animals
Conclusion
Glossary
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1593540728 Hb.
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| 010717 | 591.68/EHR | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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010299
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USA, Blue Apple Books, 2005.
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40pWhite Spine
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You can't series
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Starting with a mention of organisms that have no brains, like jellyfish, Ehrlich moves on to consider animals with simple brains (worms, mosquitoes) that use instinct to guide them. Bigger animals with more complex cerebral activity–and what that means–are also discussed. The author then explains how humans are capable of learning, thinking, pondering, feeling, and guiding, thus making our brains the best. The author points out that all animals have a brain that is just perfect for them and their environments. The lengthy text alternates with amusing verses. Haley's cartoon caricatures contribute to the humor.
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1593540906 Hb.
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| 010665 | 611/EHR | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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