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Amazing Facts Ocean / Pentagon Press (Pub.) 2003  Book
Pentagon Press (Pub.) Book
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Edition 2006
Publication India, Pentagon Press, 2003.
Description 32pWhite Spine
Summary/Abstract A comprehensive fact book on the oceans of the world.
Contents Earth to Ocean The Pacific Ocean The Arctic Ocean The Indian Ocean The Atlantic Ocean Life in Oceans Ocean Zones Life on coral reefs Life on sea shores Life in rivers and lakes Ocean to mankind The sinking of Titanic Save the Oceans Glossary Index
Standard Number 8186830472 Hb.
Key Words Marine ecology  Oceanography  Oceans  Ecosystems 
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ID:   018096


Captain Eco and the fate of the earth / Porritt, Jonathon; Nadler, Ellis (ill.) 1991  Book
Porritt, Jonathon Book
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Publication London, Dorling Kindersley Limited, 1991.
Description 48pWhite Spine
Summary/Abstract With determination and humour, Captain Eco persuades his companions of the need for change, suggests solutions, and leaves them committed to working towards a positive future.
Standard Number 086318703X Hb.
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Earth's biomes / Latham, Donna 2009  Book
Latham, Donna Book
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Publication Illinois, Raintree Publishers, 2009.
Description 48pGreen Spine
Series Sci-hi: Life science
Summary/Abstract Explores the different areas, or biomes, of our planet. Examines the different physical elements that make these areas unique, and how these differences have influenced the evolution of all living things.
Contents What's a Biome? Adaptation Threats to Biome The temperate deciduous forest The tropical rain forest Temperate grasslands and tropical savannas The desert The Tundra Marine regions Freshwater regions Logging: a threat to sea creatures? Meet the Tollund man! What do you know about biomes? Glossary Find out more Index
Standard Number 9781410933294 Hb.
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Ecology / Spurgeon, Richard; Stockley, Corinne (ed.); Chen, Kuo Kang (ill.); Edwards, Brin (ill.) 1988  Book
Spurgeon, Richard Book
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Publication London, Usborne Publishing Ltd., 1988.
Description 48pWhite Spine
Summary/Abstract Shows how plants, animals and their environments are all linked together in one vast web, and how we ourselves are all parts of this web also expalins the basic terms and ideas of ecology, using examples from the very different ecological regions of the world.
Contents About this book What is ecology? The environment Ecosystems The ocean Cycles in nature Disturbing the cycles Adaptain Coniferous and deciduous forests Relationships in nature Population and conservation Urban ecosystems Tropical rainforests Change in nature Evolution People and planet Energy and the environment The future Ecology projects: Building an ant observatory Making a pond Building a compost heap Sprouting beans and seeds Building a bird table Birdwatching Planting trees Making recycled paper A windowsill salad garden Organizing your own group Going further Glossary Index
Standard Number 0746002874 Pb.
Key Words Ecology  Adaptation (Biology)  Environment  ACTION  Ecosystems 
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Ecosystems / Marsh, Carole   Book
Marsh, Carole Book
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Publication Georgia, Gallopade International,
Description 24pBlue spine
Series Common core lessons and activities
Summary/Abstract Work through the lessons and activities as a class to teach your students higher-order thinking, analysis, and 21st century skills necessary to meet new Common Core expectations. Allow students to work through the lessons independently to build and practice these new skills. Include technology, collaboration, presentations, and discussion in the activities as you desire - you can decide how in-depth to go. Includes graphic organisers.
Contents What is an Ecosystem?: Reading Informational Text Producers: Concepts & Processes Consumers: Applying Concepts G Decomposers: Reading Informational Text Nonliving Parts of Ecosystems: Reading Informational Text Parts of an Ecosystem: Main Idea Organizer G Flow of Energy: Graphic Organizer G A Food Web: Applying Concepts G Analysis of an Ecosystem: Graphic Organizer G Aquatic Ecosystems: Reading Informational Text Home on the Prairie: Inference Forest Ecosystems: Comparison of Primary Sources G Life in the Desert: Reading Informational Text Human Environments: Primary Source Analysis Threats to an Ecosystem: Problem-Solution-Results GO9 Ecosystem at Risk: Primary Source Analysis Change over Time: Succession: Reading Informational Text Ecosystems Vocabulary: Vocabulary GO10 Common Core Correlations
Standard Number 9780635106070 Pb.
Key Words UOI - Ecosystems  Ecosystems 
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Ecosystems / Rompella, Natalie 2008  Book
Rompella, Natalie Book
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Publication Great Britain, Heinemann Library, 2008.
Description 48pPink Spine
Series Science Projects
Summary/Abstract provides an overview of the scientific method with tips as to how a student can best create a science project. Each experiment includes planning, preparation, skill level, materials needed, cost and details of the project with a list of print and digital resources for background research. This title addresses the analysis and interpretation of experiments and the importance of safety. All experiments highlight the importance of scientific enquiry and the scientific method.
Contents Starting your science investigation Projects: # My Personal Ecosystem # I'm Crowded! # Rain Down on Me # Invaders! # Water Cleaned with Dirt?! # What was for Lunch? # The Disappearing Apple # Puddle and Pond pH # No Good Water # The Competition # Glossary # Index
Standard Number 9780431040462 Pb.
Key Words Ecology  Biotic communities  Ecosystems 
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Ecosystems / Finton, Nancy 2008  Book
Finton, Nancy Book
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Publication India, Popular prakashan, 2008.
Description 32pBrown Spine
Series Natioanl Geographic Reading Expeditions - Life Cycles
Summary/Abstract Explorations deep inside the prairie ecosytem - to see some of the amazing ways that plants and animals work together.
Contents A pack of "Dogs" Striking a balance Pass the energy, please Prairie dog digs Growing populations Reading a graph Hands-on Science Science Notebook Glossary
Standard Number 9788179912973 Pb.
Key Words Ecology  Ecosystems 
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Environmental Science / Lapinski, Andrew H.; Schoch, Robert M.; Tweed, Anne 2003  Book
Lapinski, Andrew H. Book
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Publication USA, Addison Wesley, 2003.
Description xii, 468pThick Yellow Spine
Summary/Abstract An excellent textbook - can be used at various levels of the curriculum. Unit 1 - Studying Earth discusses the Planet of Life, the environment surrounding it that changes constantly and the Ecosystem. Unit 2 - Ecological Interactions is all about the structure of the ecosystem, the roles of different living things, their habitats and niches, the cycles of matter and their relationships in balancing the ecosystem. Unit 3 - Biomes talks about the different types of Desert, Tundra, Grassland, Forest, Freshwater and Marine Biomes. Unit 4 - Deals with people, the growing human population, the challenges of overpopulation and the problem of dealing with the demand and supply of food for them. Unit 5 - Energy Resources describes the different types of altrenative energy sources, their uses and the importance of conservation of energy. Unit 6 - Resources in the Biosphere includes air, water, soils and minerals, land etc; their uses, the ways they are getting polluted, its consequences, and ways and methods to stop the pollution of these resources. Unit 7 - Managing Human Impact is all about the effect of human beings on the ecosystem, and how conservation and recycling have become crucial matters to be looked into. It also presents the need for global co-operation to achieve its goals.
Contents Unit 1 Studying Earth Planet Earth Methods of Science Change in the Biosphere Unit 2 - Ecological Interactions Matter and Energy in the ecosystem Interactions in the Ecosystem Ecosystem Balance Unit 3 - Biomes Desert and Tundra Biomes Grassland Biomes Forest Biomes Freshwater Biomes The Marine Biome Unit 4 - People in the Global Ecosystem People and their needs Human population Feeding the world Unit 5 - Energy Resources Energy from Organic Fuels Nuclear Energy Alternative Energy sounces Unit 6 - Resources in the Biosphere Minerals and soils Land pollution Water Water pollution Air and Noise pollution Unit 7 - Managing Human Impact Habitat destruction Toward a sustainable future Protecting the environment
Standard Number 0130699004 Hb.
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Exploring ecosystems with Max Axiom, super scientist / Biskup, Agnieszka; Smith, Tod (ill.) 2007  Book
Smith, Tod (ill.) Book
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Publication Minnesota, Capstone Press, 2007.
Description 32pBrown Spine
Series Graphic library: Graphic science
Summary/Abstract Using powers he acquired in a freak accident, Max teaches science in ways never before seen in a classroom. Whether shrinking to explore an atom or riding on a sound wave, Max does what it takes to make science super cool. Get ready for a thrilling journey through the world of science! In graphic novel format, follow the adventures of Max Axiom, a science teacher and super-cool super-scientist, as he explains the science behind ecosystems.
Standard Number 9780736878944 Pb.
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Lakes / Chambers, Catherine; Lapthorn, Nicholas 2007  Book
Chambers, Catherine Book
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Publication Illinois, Heinemann Library, 2007.
Description 32pGrey Spine
Series Mapping earthforms
Summary/Abstract Explores the world's lakes, discussing how they were formed, what organisms live there, and how they are used by humans.
Standard Number 9781403496119 Pb.
Key Words Lakes  Landforms  Lake ecology  UOI - Water  UOI - Natural regions  UOI - Ecosystems 
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Lots: the diversity of life on earth / Davies, Nicola; Sutton, Emily (ill.) 2017  Book
Davies, Nicola Book
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Publication London, Candlewick Press, 2017.
Description 36pCream spine
Summary/Abstract There are living things everywhere: the more we look, the more we find. There are creatures on the tops of the tallest jungle trees, at the bottom of the coldest oceans, even under the feathers of birds and in boiling volcanic pools. So how many different kinds are there? One, two, three ... lots! A stylish non-fiction picture book that conveys the magnificent diversity of life on this planet, from the award-winning team behind Tiny: a beautifully illustrated introduction to the concept of biodiversity for younger readers. Ages 5+
Standard Number 9781406360486 Hb.
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Man-eating Tigers of Sunderbans / Montgomery, Sy 2001  Book
Montgomery, Sy Book
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Publication New York, Houghton Mifflin Company, 2001.
Description 57pBrick Red Spine
Summary/Abstract A story about science and myth, about people and tigers, and about different ways of seeing the natural world.
Standard Number 0618077049 Pb.
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Mountains / Harris, Tim 2003  Book
Harris, Tim Book
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Publication Great Britain, Raintree Publishers, 2003.
Description 64pDark Blue Spine
Series Biomes Atlases
Summary/Abstract Learn about the mountains - factors influencing its climate, survival of plants and animals and the impact of human population on this biome.
Contents Biomes of the world Mountains of the world Rocky mountains Mountain climates Andes Mountain plants The Alps Mountain animals East African highlands People and mountains Himalayas The future Glossary Further research
Standard Number 1844211509 Hb.
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Nature interrupted: the science of environmental chain reactions / Stille, Darlene R. 2008  Book
Stille, Darlene R. Book
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Publication Minnesota, Compass Point Books, 2008.
Description 48pGreen Spine
Series Headline Science
Summary/Abstract Our world is made up of interconnected systems. When one element changes, the entire system is affected, and nature must absorb the change or be thrown out of balance. People often cause these environmental chain reactions through which negative actions such as dumping chemical waste. But sometimes they are caused by a good idea. It might start with a plan to get rid of disease-causing insects or to fertilize soil to grow more crops. An environmental chain reaction can affect an area as small as a pond in a city park or as big as the whole planet. Nature requires a delicate balance, and it often takes just one small action to have far-reaching eddects.
Contents The first link Chain reactions large and small What's in the water? A warming planet New genes Timeline Glossary
Standard Number 9780756539504 Pb.
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Nature of biodiversity in India / Bharucha, Eruch 2006  Book
Bharucha, Eruch Book
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Publication Ahmedabad, Mapin Publishing Pvt. Ltd., 2006.
Description 365pDark blue spine
Series Wonders of the Indian Wilderness
Summary/Abstract The first volume in the series 'Wonders of the Indian Wilderness'describes the rich and unique biodiversity of India. Bharucha describes the plant and animal species of India and the varied ecosystems in the country; bringing out the growing threat to winderness. Looking at the topic from a historical perspeciave it even addresses evolution and extinction. The urgent need to conserve biodiversity - an incredible natural resource with immense economic potential - is an important issue addressed in this volume. It focuses attention on the nature of the flora and fauna of the country and their interdependence and complex linkages which form intricate webs of life in each of the different ecosystems.
Contents Humankind and the web of life The biodiversity of India The nature of the Indian wilderness India's floral heritage India's rich faunal heritage
Standard Number 818820479X Hb.
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Nature's green umbrella: tropical rain forests / Gibbons, Gail 1994  Book
Gibbons, Gail Book
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Publication New York, HarperCollins Publishers, 1994.
Description 28pRed Spine
Summary/Abstract Describes the climatic conditions of the rain forest as well as the different layers of plants and animals that comprise the ecosystem
Standard Number 0688154115 Pb.
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Oceans and seas / Chambers, Catherine 2000  Book
Chambers, Catherine Book
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Publication Great Britain, Heinemann Library, 2000.
Description 32pYellow Spine
Series Mapping earthforms
Summary/Abstract Explains how lives of people, plants and animals are shaped by oceans and seas and how this environment is changing.
Contents What are oceans and seas? Oceans and seas of the world How oceans and seas formed Looking below the surface The importance of sea water The mighty Pacific Plants of the oceans and seas Sea creatures Living with the ocean A way of life - the Labrador Inuit of Canada Sea changes Looking to the futrue Ocean and sea facts Glossary
Standard Number 0431098433 Hb.
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Over the steamy swamp / Geraghty, Paul 2003  Book
Geraghty, Paul Book
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Publication London, Red Fox, 2003.
Description 28pPink Spine
Summary/Abstract A hungry mosquito starts a food chain in a steamy swamp as each hungry animal both preys and is preyed upon.
Standard Number 0099459922 Pb.
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Pachamama: our earth - our future: Our Earth our Future / Woolcombe, David 1999  Book
Woolcombe, David Book
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Publication Great Britain, Evans Brothers Ltd., 1999.
Description 96pBlack spine
Summary/Abstract Introduces young people to the environmental challenges that await us in the 21st century, and what action government and young people, are taking to address the problems we face.
Contents Atmosphere Freshwater Marine and Coastal Areas Land and Food Forests Biodiversity Urbanisation Polar regions Pull the Strings! ...and Action! If We Ruled the World Emerging Issues What Scientists Say What Others Think What You Can Do Eco Times How Green Are You?
Standard Number 0237521199 Pb.
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Rivers and lakes / Beatty, Richard 2003  Book
Beatty, Richard Book
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Publication Great Britain, Raintree Publishers, 2003.
Description 64pDark Blue Spine
Series Biomes Atlases
Summary/Abstract Learn about rivers and lakes - the factors influencing the conditions, plants and animals that survive in salty, soda and freshwater environments and the impact of human populations on this biome.
Contents Biomes of the world Rivers and lakes of the world Mississippi Still and the flowing waters Great Lakes Water plants Amazon Water animals Rift Valley lakes Rivers, lakes and people Huang He and Yangtze The futrure Glossary Further research
Standard Number 1844211665 Pb.
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