Alcuin C. Dornisch Books

Animals of the Temperate Forests

By Sylvia A. Johnson, Alcuin C. Dornisch

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Explores the physical characteristics and habits of ten animals living in the temperate forest--the raccoon, otter, beaver, moose, porcupine, flying squirrel, red fox, koala, European brown bear, a...

Animals of the tropical forests

By Sylvia A. Johnson

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Explores the physical characteristics and habits of ten animals that live in the tropical forest--the ocelot, golden spider monkey, tiger, giant anteater, two-toed sloth, leopard, Malayan tapir, ch...

Animals of the deserts

By Sylvia A. Johnson

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Describes desert life and ten animals living in desert areas of the world: the kit fox, Arabian camel, caracal, gemsbok, roadrunner, onager, sidewinder, antelope jackrabbit, addax, and ringtail.

Animals of the grasslands

By Sylvia A. Johnson

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Describes ten animals living on the savanna and in other grassland environments: the lion, red kangaroo, pronghorn, ostrich, mara, African elephant, blackbuck, zebra, bison, and giraffe.

Animals of the Polar Regions

By Sylvia A. Johnson

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Discusses the habits of ten animals that live in the polar regions with introductory material describing these two areas.

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