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DOUBLEDAY CHILDREN S ATLAS
DOUBLEDAY CHILDREN S ATLAS

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The Doubleday Children s Atlas
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The living world
The living world

By Stephen Adams, Heather Angel, Jane Olliver

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Discusses evolution and other theories about the origin of life and describes plants and animals of various geographical regions.

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The living world
The living world

By Stephen Adams, Heather Angel, Jane Olliver

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Discusses evolution and other theories about the origin of life and describes plants and animals of various geographical regions.

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Warwick Atlas of World History
Living World
Living World

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