amphibians

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amphibians

Amphibians

1993
Explores the senses, metabolism, and reproduction of amphibians.

Tree frogs, mud puppies & other amphibians

2006
Presents an introduction to amphibians, in simple text with illustrations, including tree frogs, newts, salamanders, and mud puppies, providing information on their physical characteristics, habitat, behavior, and life cycle.

About amphibians

a guide for children
2000
Illustrations and text provide information about the lives and characteristics of amphibians.

What's the difference between a frog and a toad?

2010
Colorful illustrations and simple text describe the differences between a frog and a toad.

Frogs and other amphibians

2005
Presents a children's study of frogs and other amphibians such as caecilians and salamanders, and discusses their habitats, what they look like, how they breathe and move, what they eat, and how they protect themselves from predators.

Do you know about amphibians?

2010
Explores the major class of animals known as amphibians, describing the basic physical features, behavior, and life cycle. Questioning text urges young readers to observe the photos carefully to find answers and get a good understanding of these animals.

Amphibians

water-to-land animals
2010
Illustrations and simple text teach children about amphibians, providing information on their physical characteristics, behavior, and life cycle.

What is an amphibian?

2001
Photographs, illustrations, and text provide young readers with information about the physical characteristics and behavior of amphibians.

Lizards, frogs, and polliwogs

poems and paintings
2005
A collection of humorous poems about such reptiles and amphibians as the glass frog, the gecko, and the rattlesnake.

Life in cold blood

2008
Presents an illustrated study of various types of amphibians and reptiles including frogs, turtles, crocodiles, lizards, and snakes. Discusses their physical characteristics, behavior, life cycles, adaptations, and conservation status.

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