Evolution (Cycles of Life S.) - Tapa dura

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Travel back in time 4,500 million years to when the earth was just a big ball of gas. About 1,500 million years later, the first sign of life appeared on the planet, in the form of a single cell. See for yourself how that organism eventually developed into what we are today. ." . .begins with single-cell organisms and then, following the sequence of evolution, focuses on fish, vertebrates, amphibians, birds, and mammals before ending with the appearance of humans. . . .Each two-page spread contains. . .concise text balanced by colorful drawings and numerous, helpful captions."-- "School Library Journal. 32 pages (all in color), 8 x 10 5/8.

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Through bold, colorful illustrations and lively, entertaining text, kids will learn about the wondrous cycles of the natural world. In a totally new design and concept, this innovative series looks at phenomena as they progress stage by stage, making them easy for children to grasp. Bright, brilliant, oversized action artwork is captioned in fascinatiug detail, explaining each step of the sequence. With all this excitement on every page, kids will actually want to read these!

Travel back in time 4,500 million years to when the earth was just a big ball of gas. About 1,500 million years later, the first sign of life appeared on the planet, in the form of a single cell. See how that organism eventually developed into what we are today.