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Fish
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
Examines the physical structure, metabolism, and life cycle of fishes and discusses how they fit into the food chain. |
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The American alligator
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
Examines the history, habitat, and habits of the alligator and the need to protect it from extinction. |
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America's top 10 natural wonders
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
Introduces ten unique natural formations in the United States, including the Grand Canyon, Devil's Tower, and Niagara Falls. |
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America's top 10 skyscrapers
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
Describes ten of the most unique and interesting skyscrapers in the United States including the Empire State Building, the Prudential Center, and the John Hancock Center. |
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An animal for Alan
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
A little boy learns that not all animals can be pets. |
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Backyards are for the birds
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
xv, 175 p. : 21 cm |
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Birds
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
Examines the physical structure, metabolism, and life cycle of birds and discusses how they fit into the food chain. |
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Catch a Whale by the Tail
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
With the help of Eskimos and Indians, scientists catch a mate for the lonely white whale at the aquarium. |
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Dancers on the beach
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
Discusses the physical characteristics and the mating and spawning process of the grunion, the only fish to lay its eggs on land. |
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Desert
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
Describes the earth's desert regions and the plants and animals that inhabit them. |
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Do toads give you warts?
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
Explores myths associated with certain animals such as getting warts from toads and being blind as a bat. |
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A Pelican Swallowed My Head
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
222 p. : 23 cm |
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Reptiles
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
Explores the physical characteristics, senses, metabolism, reproduction, and growth of reptiles. |
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Rocks and minerals
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Edward Ricciuti,Edward R. Ricciuti |
Looks at the Earth as a giant rock, describes different types of rocks and minerals, and explains how they are formed and used. |
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They work with wildlife
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
Introduces various jobs which involve working with wildlife, including game warden, nature writer, and field biologist. |
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To the brink of extinction
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
Describes seven species of animals that are in danger of becoming extinct and what is being done to save them. Included are the osprey, gray whale, European bison, bog turtle, Puerto Rican parrot, Pe… |
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What on earth is a pout?
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
Describes the physical characteristics, habitat, behavior, and environmental issues of the eel-like fish called the pout. |
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The wild cats
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
Discusses wild cats throughout the world from their origins in prehistory through modern times. |
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National Audubon Society first field guide
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Margaret W. Carruthers,Edward Ricciuti,Edward R. Ricciuti |
Detailed full-color spreads help beginning naturalists observe and understand over 150 types of rocks and minerals. |
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Plants in danger
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Edward R. Ricciuti |
Discusses plant species from all parts of the world that are in danger of extinction. |
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