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Animals keeping cool
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Burton, Jane.,Jane Burton |
Describes how animals stay cool in hot weather, by such actions as wallowing in mud, burrowing, or panting. |
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Comparative biomechanics
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Vogel, Steven |
"While written primarily for biology majors and graduate students in biology, this text will be useful for physical scientists and engineers seeking a sense of the state of the art of biomechanics an… |
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Comparative mechanisms of cold adaptation
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Larry S. Underwood |
Proceedings of American Institute of Biological Sciences symposium, August 24, 1977. 12 papers discussing current knowledge and possibilities for future research. |
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Fingers and Feelers
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Henry Pluckrose |
Explores the sense of touch throughout the animal kingdom, examining how it works in mammals, birds, fish, insects, and humans. |
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Bizarre & beautiful feelers
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Santa Fe Writers Group |
Describes the unique sense of touch of several animals, including the scorpion, catfish, and gecko. |
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The truth about animal senses
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Stonehouse, Bernard. |
Discover the secrets and myths about animal senses. From the simplest amoeba to the brightest ape, learn the simple truths about how animals operate. |
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Principles of Zoölogy: Touching the Structure, Development, Distribution, and Natural ...
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Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz,Augustus Addison Gould |
Book digitized by Google from the library of Harvard University and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb. |
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The Well-Dressed Ape
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Hannah Holmes |
The 'Well-Dressed Ape', aka Homo sapiens, is a strange mammal. It mates remarkably often and with unprecedented affection. With comparable enthusiasm, it will eat to the point of undermining its own … |
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Súper sentidos
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Amanda Burdon |
Sorpréndete de la increíble forma en que los animales ven, olfatean, prueban, escuchan, sienten y perciben su mundo, a veces con órganos y habilidades que los humanos no tenemos. |
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General and comparative physiology
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William Stewart Hoar |
xii, 851 pages : 25 cm |
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Animal vision
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Tony Seddon |
A brief overview of how different animals see and how their eyes function. |
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The well-dressed ape
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Hannah Holmes |
The well-dressed ape, aka Homo sapiens, is a strange mammal. It mates remarkably often, and with unprecedented affection. With similar enthusiasm, it will eat to the point of undermining its own heal… |
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