classification

This introduction to evolution discusses the classification system used to arrange members of the animal kingdom.

This book explains how scientists classify living organisms, how the science of classification has changed over time, how the natural world continues to evolve, and where everyday living things fit into the classification system.

An introduction to fish that discusses physical features, habitats, eating habits, reproduction methods, and more; and includes a scientific classification chart, quick facts, a glossary, and a list of print and Internet resources.

A collection of more than sixty folktales from various parts of the world with an analysis of each tale and suggestions for folklore study.

A collection of thirty-five versions, representing countries and cultures from around the world, of the traditional tale in which a dangerous character knocks at the door and tries to trick the children inside into letting him in. Includes information about the tales, related activities, and resources.

A history and explanation of the system of classification of living organisms. Examines how classification has changed over time. Includes a glossary and a list of additional information resources.

Describes the five classification groups of living things, the processes that keep plants and animals alive, and how each species is categorized.

Examines a variety of species of plant and animal life and how they are classified into groups and their importance to life on Earth.

This colorful volume surveys the various members of the animal kingdom and the habits, behaviors, and physical characteristics that unite and distinguish all animals.

Complete with images and diagrams depicting the parts and growth stages of plants, this volume clarifies what defines a plant and introduces readers to the structures of various plants as well as their complex roles within our environment.