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An evaluation of medium-small scale natural color and color infrared photography and medium scale black and white infrared for the identification of selected forest resource features
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Leopold's dream
Leopold's dream

By Robert Morton

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An orphaned university student conquers the rejection of his friends, the scorn of his professors, and myriad technical problems to achieve flight.

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The chimpanzee
The chimpanzee

By Sabrina Crewe

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Describes the habitat, eating habits, and life cycle of the chimpanzee.

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The collected works Masters and monuments of the Renaissance
Aldridge St. Mary the Virgin parish registers 1771 1900
Aldridge St. Mary the Virgin parish registers 1771 1900

By Marion Hall, Robert Morton

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Parish registers of St. Mary the Virgin in the Parish of Aldridge for the period of 1771 to 1900.

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Penumbra Database
Penumbra Database

By Robert Morton

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Exploring space
Exploring space

By Mark Chambers

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"How many days does it take the Moon to orbit the Earth? What exactly is inside the Sun? How many planets are there in the Solar System? All these answers and more are contained in this lively guid...

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