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The brilliant book of animal bones, by Anna Claybourne

Label
The brilliant book of animal bones, by Anna Claybourne
Language
eng
Bibliography note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
The brilliant book of animal bones
Nature of contents
bibliography
Responsibility statement
by Anna Claybourne
Summary
From giraffes and dinosaurs to owls and crocodiles, find out what makes every skeleton unique. How is a human skeleton different from an animal one? What are bones made from? Look inside human and animal bodies to see the shape of different bones and discover how they have evolved in different ways to help each animal survive, from a bird's light bones full of air spaces to help them fly to crocodile bones growing just under the skin that act as armour. Paleontologists who study animal fossils can sometimes determine a species from as little as just one bone! Fascinating fact panels give extra information about bones uses or record-breaking figures about size or strength. Become a bone detective and discover many surprising things that bones can tell us
Table Of Contents
What are bones? -- Animal skeletons -- Raccoon -- Giraffe -- Bat -- Elephant -- Gibbon -- Human -- Blue whale -- Albatross -- Barn owl -- Cassowary -- Nile crocodile -- Green sea turtle -- King cobra -- Brachiosaurus -- Common frog -- Giant salamander -- Longnose butterflyfish -- Hammerhead shark -- Bones left behind -- Glossary -- Further information
Target audience
juvenile
resource.variantTitle
Animal bones
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