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Lädt ... Rodents: From Mice to Muskrats (Animals in Order)von Sara Swan Miller
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A general overview of rodents, including a description of fourteen species and recommendations for observing them. Keine Bibliotheksbeschreibungen gefunden. |
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Google Books — Lädt ... GenresMelvil Decimal System (DDC)599.35Natural sciences and mathematics Zoology Mammals Edentata, Rodentia, Insectivora: Sloths, Rodents, Moles Rats, Mice, RodentsKlassifikation der Library of Congress [LCC] (USA)BewertungDurchschnitt:
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The book also talks a bit about where rodents of all types and sizes fit into food chain and in habitats including fields and gardens; your house; the woods; and in streams, ponds and marshes. Rodents: From Mice to Muskrats goes from there into an overview of fourteen species complete with full page, color photographs for each one (our boy loved this best), which were quiet nice. This section includes Family, Common Example, Genus and Species and Size for each rodent discussed...from the tiny (2-4 inches) Old World Mice from Europe (and now quite common in North America) to the larger Species like Beavers (35-50 inches). Each animal is given one full page for written description and one full page color photo...excellent for bringing the animal to life for the readers!
Overall, a fantastic way to introduce various types of bats to your curious young reader! What you get in Rodents: From Mice to Muskrats is an excellent overview of all types of Rodents. My only complaint is that while the book gives many tips on catching a glimpse and/or studying these animals...nothing at all is discussed about what diseases the commonly carry or any danger of attack...and rodents can be quite viscous, other than that solid information that parents can temper with either direct discussion of the "negative" contributions of rodents to society or with additional reading that does point out this same information. As always with this series, I was pleased to find that at the end of the book the author/publisher also included a short recommended reading list and some really great web pages to do more research on...the kids in particular LOVED this! ( )