Stille, Darlene R

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Allosaurus

2007
Shares what archaeologists have learned about the appearance, appetite, and behaviors of the allosaurus, and looks at theories about why dinosaurs became extinct.

The life cycle of amphibians

2012
Explores the life cycle of amphibians, discussing how they are born, grow, and reproduce, and looking at adaptation, classification, and the habitats of amphibians.

Nature interrupted

the science of environmental chain reactions
2009
Discusses the interconnectedness of ecosystems, and covers chain reactions caused by use of certain products, such as coal, gasoline and antibacterial soap, and the effects of global warming, extinction, and invasive species.

Earth

2004
Introduces Earth as a planet, exploring its atmosphere, composition, and other characteristics and looking particularly at how humans learned about the blue-green ball on which we live.

Mercury

2004
Introduces the planet Mercury, exploring its atmosphere, composition, and other characteristics and looking particularly at how humans learned about the planet closest to the sun.

The Sun

2004
Introduces the sun, exploring its atmosphere, composition, and other characteristics and looking particularly at how humans learned about the star at the center of our solar system.

Nervous System

1997
Describes the various parts of the nervous system and explains how sensory messages are sent back and forth through nerves between the brain and the body.

Motion

2005
Presents a study of the principles and laws of motion as defined by Sir Isaac Newton in the seventeenth century and includes information on how things move, motion in space, and measuring speed.

Magnetism

2005
Explores the science of magnetism and discusses what magnets are, what they are made of and how they work, the shapes of magnets and the force around them, and the earth's magnetic field.

Light

2005
Discusses the importance of light to life on Earth, explains where light comes from, and examines the properties, characteristics, and types of light.

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