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- Seafloor / by Woodward, John,1954-;
Includes bibliographical references (p. 47) and index.- Subjects: Ocean bottom; Oceanography; Deep-sea ecology;
- © 2004., Heinemann Library,
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- Everything you need to know about dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures / by Woodward, John,1954-; Smithsonian Institution.;
Includes index.LSC- Subjects: Dinosaurs;
- © 2014., DK Pub.,
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- The dinosaur book : and other prehistoric creatures / by Woodward, John,1954-;
Brings the extraordinary animals of prehistory to life, using the latest in digital technology. Take a journey through the Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous worlds to discover giant predatory reptiles lurking in the seas, pterosaurs the size of small planes soaring through the skies, and colossal dinosaurs striding over the land. Meet the monstrous mammals that cam next, such as the saber-toothed Smilodon and the wooly mammoth. Computer-generated imagery reveals the scales, spikes, teeth, and talons of these curious creatures.- Subjects: Illustrated works.; Extinct animals; Dinosaurs;
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- Ice : chilling stories from a disappearing world / by Buller, Laura,1952-; Mills, Andrea.; Woodward, John,1954-;
LSC- Subjects: Ice; Ice; Glaciers; Glaciers; Glaciers; Zoology; Glaciology;
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- 1,000 amazing dinosaur facts / by Derrick, Stevie.; Lomax, Dean R.; Woodward, John,1954-; Benton, Adam.; Bull, Peter.; Carter, Stuart.; Lewis, Arran.; Murray, Naomi.; Scott, Gus.;
"This unbelievably fascinating dinosaur book for children will teach you all you need to know about prehistoric animals, like which dinosaur had the sharpest teeth, the longest claws, the smallest brain, the largest droppings, and lots more! Did you know that the largest dinosaur was longer than a tennis court but its babies were no bigger than a newborn human baby? That the smallest dinosaur weighed less than a teaspoon of sugar? Or that the largest flying reptile was as tall as a giraffe, with wings the size of a small plane? Children aged 9+ will love all these facts and more, presented either with jaw-dropping CGI illustrations or eye-popping photography -- plus additional boxes feature diagrams that make information easy to understand"--- Subjects: Trivia and miscellanea.; Dinosaurs; Curiosities and wonders;
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