Living things
Anna Claybourne
Help science make sense with Mind Webs! Twelve beautifully illustrated webs show how information about living things link in a truly fascinating and memorable way--Back cover.
Read Time: ~0.8 hr
Exploring variety of life
by Robert Stephenson and Roger Browne (1993)
About this book
Describes life on Earth, from bacteria and algae to reptiles, birds, and mammals, and discusses classification, evolution, extinction, and genetics.
Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreExploring variety of life Lead Character
Themes & Moods
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