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Nature Study
Nature Study

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Seashore
Seashore

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Wild Animals
Wild Animals

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The Macmillan Atlas of the Oceans
The Macmillan Atlas of the Oceans

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International Book Of Wood
International Book Of Wood

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The Rand McNally atlas of the oceans
The Rand McNally atlas of the oceans

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Oceans
Oceans

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Examines the physical features and marine life of the world's oceans, how we harvest the seas, and the effects of pollution.

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Volcanoes and earthquakes
Volcanoes and earthquakes

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Describes the causes, characteristics, and effects of volcanoes and earthquakes and examines how they can be measured and predicted.

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Glaciers and ice caps
Glaciers and ice caps

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Describes the formation, structure, and movement of glaciers, ice caps, and ice sheets and their effects on the earth's surface.

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Mountains
Mountains

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Describes the characteristics of mountains, how they are formed, how they affect the weather, and how they are used by people.

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