Library Binding
(Chelsea Clubhouse, April 1, 2001)
Explains how the microscopic creatures known as meiofauna survive between grains of sand, describes the various kinds, discusses the equipment needed to study them, and profiles a marine biologist who specializes in meiofauna.
Library Binding
(Chelsea Clubhouse, April 1, 2008)
Looks at the costumes and clothing worn in different countries around the world, considering topics such as how the international community can influence modern fashion and clothes made for special ceremonies.
Many people dream of going to Africa and seeing the majestic lions that live there, but North America has its very own big cats--the mountain lion, or cougar. The Mountain Lion examines the history and life cycle of the cougar, showing how it has managed to survive against incredible environmental odds.
A biography of the labor leader who grew up in Ireland, emigrated to the United States, lost her family to yellow fever, and helped the mistreated working class, from coal miners to child mill workers, achieve better working conditions in the late 1800s and early 1900s.
Library Binding
(Chelsea Clubhouse, March 1, 2008)
Each title features: - A section on surface features- Descriptions of noteworthy explorations- A list of questions remaining for future explorers- A fact summary box.
Dazzling in appearance, dragonflies have long captured the imagination of people in various cultures. In this volume, dozens of full-color photographs enable readers to learn about the needs, life cycle, and food preferences of these long-bodied insects.
Describes the history, physical features, climate, wildlife, and countries of Asia, including China, Japan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam, and Indonesia.