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You Are WeirdYour Body's Peculiar Parts and Funny Funby Swanson, Diane & Boake, KathyYour body sports more hair than a gorilla. About 600 different species of bacteria are living in your mouth. Your head is full of holes. Back when you were a t... |
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You Are WeirdYour Bodys Peculiar Parts and Funny Functionsby Swanson, Diane & Boake, KathyYour body sports more hair than a gorilla. About 600 different species of bacteria are living in your mouth. Your head is full of holes. Back when you were a t... |
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Animal aha!thrilling discoveries in wildlife scienceby Swanson, DianeANIMAL AHA! highlights a number of magnificent moments in animal science. Meet Alex, a chatterbox parrot who learned not just to mimic speech, but to communica... |
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Animal Aha!Thrilling Discoveries in Wildlife Scienceby Swanson, DianeAnimals do some extraordinary things, but not always while people are watching. When patient and persistent scientists do make a discovery, it can change how w... |
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TURN IT LOOSEby Swanson, Diane |
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Turn it LooseThe Scientist in Absolutely Everybodyby Swanson, Diane & Clark, Warren E.Discovering your inner scientist. Every person is a combination of unique interests, knowledge, talents and skills. And inside every one of us is a scientist. ... |
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Nibbling on Einstein's BrainThe Good, the Bad and the Bogus in Scienceby Swanson, Diane & Clark, Warren E."At one time cannibals in New Guinea believed they could absorb the skills and knowledge of their enemies by eating their brains." Believe it or not, in the 19... |
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Nibbling on Einstein's BrainThe Good, the Bad, and the Bogus in Scienceby Swanson, Diane & Clark, Warren E."At one time cannibals in New Guinea believed they could absorb the skills and knowledge of their enemies by eating their brains." Believe it or not, in the 19... |
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Animals Eat the Weirdest Thingsby Swanson, Diane & Smith, Terry Jo |
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Buffalo SunriseThe Story of a North American Giantby Swanson, Diane |
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