A Project Guide to Fish & Amphibians

Released on by Carol Smalley
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  • A Project Guide to Fish & Amphibians Book Detail

  • Author : Carol Smalley
  • Release Date : 2010-12-23
  • Publisher : Mitchell Lane Publishers, Inc.
  • Genre : Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Pages : 52
  • ISBN 13 : 1612281192
  • File Size : 86,86 MB
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A Project Guide to Fish & Amphibians by Carol Smalley PDF Summary

Book Description: Believe it or not, fish and amphibians have a lot in common with humans. All have backbones, and like humans, some fish and amphibians produce live young. With these fun and easy science experiments, you can explore many more similarities and differences between fish, amphibians, and you. What organs do we share, and which ones are different? Do we have the same type of vision? How about the sense of touch? Find out these answers and more, including how fish move through water and what keeps them from sinking. You can also help make life easier for some of these creatures by exploring their ecosystems and making a home for sensitive species. Grab your science notebook and get ready to explore these fabulous creatures.

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