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Birds (Science Emergent Readers) (original 1998; edition 1998)

by Susan Canizares (Author)

Series: Science Emergent Readers

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Indicates that although various kinds of birds differ greatly in appearance, all of them have common features including feathers, beaks, and tails.
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Info:Scholastic Teaching Resources (1998), 16 pages
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Indicates that although various kinds of birds differ greatly in appearance, all of them have common features including feathers, beaks, and tails.
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598Natural sciences and mathematics › Zoology › Birds

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QL697.C26Science › Zoology › Zoology › Chordates. Vertebrates › Birds

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