Age
9-12
Grade
4-7
Bonnie Hinman
Keystone Species that Live in the Sea and Along the Coastline
Library Binding
(Mitchell Lane Publishers, Inc. July 30, 2015)
Some keystone species are large, like white rhinos, while others are quite small, like honey bees. But size doesnt matter in an ecosystem. All living things rely on other species to survive. A keystone species plays an especially large role that affects many different species in an ecosystem. Some keystone species are at the top of a huge ecosystem like the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, while others may affect a tiny ecosystem in a river or forest. Whether the ecosystem is big or small, the result of a keystone species disappearing or being greatly reduced is the same. Just like one falling domino can cause many others to fall, the loss of a keystone species can lead to the extinction of many other species.
- Series
- Kid's Guide to Keystone Species in Nature
- ISBN
- 168020064X / 9781680200645
- Pages
- 48
- Weight
- 9.6 oz.
- Dimensions
- 8.2 x 0.8 in.
Enjoy reading Keystone Species that Live in the Sea and Along the Coastline? You may also like these books
-
T
Bonnie Hinman
Keystone Species that Live in the Mountains
Library Binding (Mitchell Lane Publishers, Inc. July 30, 2015) -
S
Bonnie Hinman
Donald Trump: 45th President of the United States
Library Binding (Core Library Sept. 1, 2017) -
R
Bonnie Hinman
Ivanka Trump: Businesswoman and Political Activist
Library Binding (Core Library Sept. 1, 2017) -
S
Bonnie Hinman
Infrastructure of America's Inland Waterways
Library Binding (Mitchell Lane Publishers Feb. 10, 2018) -
S
Bonnie Hinman
Threat to the Leatherback Turtle
Library Binding (Mitchell Lane Publishers Sept. 30, 2008) -
S
Bonnie Hinman
A Kid's Guide to Keystone Species in Nature Set
Library Binding (Mitchell Lane Pub Inc )
