Getting oxygen

what do you do if you're cell twenty-two?

By Kramer, Stephen P.

Publishers Summary:
Explains in text and illustrations how plants and animals, from the simple one-celled organisms to the complex mammals, "breathe."

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ISBN
978-0-69004-517-8
Publisher
New York : Crowell, c1986.


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School Library Journal

Reviewed on October 1, 1986

Gr 3-6 Cell 22 refers to the middle cell in a hypothetical 22-cell cluster. The question posed is, "How is that cell able to get oxygen, and therefore survive?" Three solutions are offered for the organism: "being thin, letting oxygen in, and moving oxygen around." From this simplistic beginning, the book goes on to explain briefly the types of respiratory ...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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