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Animal Mash-Ups
FORMAT:
Library Binding
Animal Mash-Ups
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PRICE: 21.75
LIST PRICE: 29.0
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Your order will ship on or around the 09/15/2015 release date
Description
Though scientists do their best to classify all of the worlds countless living things into carefully organized species, hybrid animals cant be described so easily. As the offspring of two different species, these creatures are neither one nor the other. Readers will learn about hybrids that occur naturally in the wild, such as the liger (half lion, half tiger), and those that have been created intentionally by human breeders, such as the Labradoodle (half Labrador retriever, half poodle). They will also explore the ethical and environmental issues surrounding hybrids.
RELATED SUBJECTS: Animal Behavior and Structure , Heredity and Genetics
QUANTITY:
OUR
PRICE: 21.75
LIST PRICE: 29.0
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Saved to Wishlist
OUT OF STOCK Email me when back in stock
OUT OF STOCK Email me when back in stock
Save to Wishlist
Saved to Wishlist
Your order will ship on or around the 09/15/2015 release date
Description
Though scientists do their best to classify all of the worlds countless living things into carefully organized species, hybrid animals cant be described so easily. As the offspring of two different species, these creatures are neither one nor the other. Readers will learn about hybrids that occur naturally in the wild, such as the liger (half lion, half tiger), and those that have been created intentionally by human breeders, such as the Labradoodle (half Labrador retriever, half poodle). They will also explore the ethical and environmental issues surrounding hybrids.
RELATED SUBJECTS: Animal Behavior and Structure , Heredity and Genetics