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Salamanders
Salamanders

By Charlene W. Billings

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Discusses various species of salamanders and how to collect and keep them as pets.

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Scorpions
Scorpions

By Charlene W. Billings

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Discusses members of the order Scorpionida, the lobster-shaped venomous arachnids that thrive the world over, including their physiology, life cycle, habits, and behavior.

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Microchip
Microchip

By Charlene W. Billings

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Explains what a microchip is, what it is used for, how it is made, and how it works.

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Space station
Space station

By Charlene W. Billings

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Describes the design, functions, and possible methods of construction of the permanently manned space station proposed by NASA and projects what it will be like to live and work there.

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The loon
The loon

By Charlene W. Billings

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Follows a pair of common loons from spring mating to fall migration and discusses the survival problems facing the "great northern diver."

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Space station
Space station

By Charlene W. Billings

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Describes the design, functions, and possible methods of construction of the permanently manned space station proposed by NASA and projects what it will be like to live and work there.

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Superconductivity
Superconductivity

By Charlene W. Billings

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Discusses the development of new and different types of materials intended to conduct energy more efficiently and how they may be used.

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Supercomputers
Supercomputers

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