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_aQE29 _b.A54 1957 |
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_aAmes, Gerald. _2Local _952336 |
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_aThe earth's story _cby Gerald Ames & Rose Wyler. |
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_aNew York _bCreative Educational Society _c1957. |
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_a222 p. _billus. |
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_aCreative science series _2Local _981918 |
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| 500 | _aPublished in cooperation with the American Museum of Natural History. | ||
| 520 | _aPhotographs and text present the various ways in which constant erosion and rebuilding are continually changing the earth and creatures which inhabited the earth at one time and then disappeared. A brief section presents the raw materials such as petroleum, coal; or uranium which man takes from the earth. | ||
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_aGeology _xJuvenile literature. _2Local _9101964 |
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_aPaleontology _2Local _9147060 |
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_aGeology _2Local _9101964 |
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_aPaleontology _xJuvenile literature. _2Local _9147060 |
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_aWyler, Rose _ejoint author. _2Local _9191028 |
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_aAmerican Museum of Natural History. _2Local _952199 |
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