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The amazing seeds
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Ross E. Hutchins |
Interesting and simple scientific facts about seeds, how they can be germinated after centuries of storage, how they are disseminated and how they reproduce themselves. |
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Hop, skim, and fly
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Ross E. Hutchins |
Describes the behavior of insects that live in homes, gardens, woods, fields, ponds, and streams including those that sing and exist in colonies. |
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Nature invented it first
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Ross E. Hutchins |
Discusses "inventions" developed by plants and animals in response to their environment, including electricity, flight, jet propulsion, chemical warfare, and the cultivation of crops, that later beca… |
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The saga of Pelorus Jack
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Ross E. Hutchins |
Traces the life of the albino dolphin who so faithfully guided every ship through Cook Strait for twenty-four years that the New Zealand government passed a special law to protect him. |
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Tonka, the cave boy
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Ross E. Hutchins |
Recounts the adventures of a boy living 8,000 years ago in an Alabama cave as he goes hunting, copes with the death of his father, and tames a wolf cub. |
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Trails to nature's mysteries
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Ross E. Hutchins |
The author describes his boyhood in the Rocky Mountains, his developing interest in plants and animals, and his experiences as a naturalist in various parts of the United States and the world. |
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The world of dragonflies and damselflies
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Ross E. Hutchins |
Describes the various kinds of damselflies and dragonflies, their life cycles, their habits and habitats, and their prehistoric ancestors. Also gives suggestions for collecting, identifying, and stud… |
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