The 10 Most Destructive Ecosystem Invaders
Titre
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The 10 Most Destructive Ecosystem Invaders
Lisa Cheung
Sommaire
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What happens when certain animals or insects are introduced to parts of the world where they don't belong? Whether intentional or accidental, these introductions can turn into devastating invasions. From the comb jelly that ate the Black Sea to the snake that took over the island of Guam, these are the most destructive ecosystem invaders yet!
Ten most destructive ecosystem invaders
Ecosystem invaders
Date de publication comme intervalle
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2008
1900-1999
The 10
Geography
Description matérielle
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48 pages with index (sftcv)
Terme de vedette-matière
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The 10 Series---Juvenile Literature
Ecosystem Invaders---Juvenile Literature
Ecology---Juvenile LIterature
Vedette secondaire auteur
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Wilhelm, Jeffrey D. Series Editor
Résumé
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What happens when certain animals or insects are introduced to parts of the world where they don't belong? Whether intentional or accidental, these introductions can turn into devastating invasions. From the comb jelly that ate the Black Sea to the snake that took over the island of Guam, these are the most destructive ecosystem invaders yet!
Numéro international normalisé des livres (ISBN)
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9781554482894
Informations de publication
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Markham, ON : A Rubicon Book in association with Scholastic Canada, 2008.
| Bibliothèque | Numéro de rayon | Type de document | Code à barres du document | Statut |
|---|
| Kate Chegwin | 428.6 CHE | Book | 30574000443018 | Non-Fiction |
| Kate Chegwin | 428.6 CHE | Book | 30574000414092 | Non-Fiction |
| Kate Chegwin | 428.6 CHE | Book | 30574000413961 | Non-Fiction |