What Is a Bird?
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With teacher's guideTraces the evolutionary relationship between birds and reptiles, and explains how the bird's skeletal structure gradually adapted to the requirements of flight. Uses close-up photography, animated drawings, and laboratory experiments to show that birds are able to live in a wide variety of environmental niches because of their behavioral instincts and the adaptations of structural featuresCollaborator, Kenneth C Parkes, Describes how the body structures of birds are adapted for flight and how birds are able to live in a wide variety of environments. Illustrates the behavior patterns of birds and the evolutionary relationships between birds and reptiles.
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- Milan Herzog
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With teacher's guide
Traces the evolutionary relationship between birds and reptiles, and explains how the bird's skeletal structure gradually adapted to the requirements of flight. Uses close-up photography, animated drawings, and laboratory experiments to show that birds are able to live in a wide variety of environmental niches because of their behavioral instincts and the adaptations of structural features
Collaborator, Kenneth C Parkes, Describes how the body structures of birds are adapted for flight and how birds are able to live in a wide variety of environments. Illustrates the behavior patterns of birds and the evolutionary relationships between birds and reptiles. NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
Traces the evolutionary relationship between birds and reptiles, and explains how the bird's skeletal structure gradually adapted to the requirements of flight. Uses close-up photography, animated drawings, and laboratory experiments to show that birds are able to live in a wide variety of environmental niches because of their behavioral instincts and the adaptations of structural features
Collaborator, Kenneth C Parkes, Describes how the body structures of birds are adapted for flight and how birds are able to live in a wide variety of environments. Illustrates the behavior patterns of birds and the evolutionary relationships between birds and reptiles. NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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