Earth’s Biomes    
 
 

Earth's Biomes
Specifications7 1/2" X 9"; 80 pages; Library Binding
Interest/Age GroupGrades 6+
Special FeaturesGlossary; Find Out More; Web sites; Maps; Index


About the Series
The hot, dry deserts and the cold, treeless tundra may seem like undesirable homes for plants and animals, but in truth, both of these ecological communities—or biomes—are able to sustain a variety of wildlife. Our planet is home to many different types of biomes that support a diverse assortment of life. These books allow readers to explore the world’s biomes. Where are they located? How were they created or shaped? What plants and animals can survive there? How have humans affected the biomes? What does the future hold for these ecosystems? The books include full-color illustrations, maps, sidebars, a glossary, and lists of helpful resources. With engaging text and striking photographs, Earth’s Biomes offers readers an introduction to ecology and the natural world.

Highlights and Features
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Glossary
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Find Out More
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Web Sites
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Maps
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Index






© 2007

TitleAuthorISBNList Price Discounted Price Special OfferQty Order
Chaparral and ScrubTom Warhol978076142195532.7922.955.80
DesertTom Warhol978076142194832.7922.955.80
TundraTom Warhol978076142193132.7922.955.80
WaterTom Warhol978076142192432.7922.955.80
 

 
 


Benchmark Earth’s Biomes


"The clarity of the narrative and the spectacular photography, however, make this series an appealing, useful addition to the school library."
VOYA, August 2007

"The term biome brings to mind a picture of a food web, including all the animals and plants in a particular habitat. Tom Warhol goes beyond this basic description to include not only insects, but also the impact of a particular biome. ... This series will appeal to young researchers. Recommended."
Library Media Connection, August/September 2007

"Warhol methodically tackles each biome to include examples from around the world."
School Library Journal, August 2007


 


 
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