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100			_aOzaki, Hiroshi
245		0	_aPrehistoric Life _bThe children's treasury of knowledge
260			_cJune 27, 1991 _aLondon _bTime Life
300			_a112 _3text _bApproximately 2.36 pounds _cIllustrations
490			_3text _aThe children's treasury of knowledge
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505			_aWhile specific chapter titles are not readily available, the book encompasses topics such as: The origins of life on Earth The development of early organisms The age of dinosaurs The rise of mammals Prehistoric marine life Fossil formation and discovery
520			_a📖 Summary Prehistoric Life serves as an introductory guide for children to the ancient history of life on Earth. Through engaging narratives and illustrative content, the book explores the evolution of life from its earliest forms to the emergence of mammals, fostering curiosity and foundational understanding in young minds. 🧠 Abstract This volume aims to bridge the gap between complex scientific concepts and young learners by presenting information on prehistoric life in a simplified and engaging format. It combines theoretical explanations with practical examples, enabling readers to grasp the significance and progression of life through different geological eras. 🌟 Review Educators and parents have appreciated Prehistoric Life for its ability to introduce complex subjects to children without overwhelming them. The book's clear explanations and illustrative content make it a valuable resource for sparking interest in paleontology and natural history among young readers.
521			_a🎯 Target Audience This book is tailored for: Children aged 8–12 years Educators seeking introductory materials on prehistoric life Parents aiming to supplement their child's science education Young readers with an interest in dinosaurs and ancient history
650			_aPaleontology
650			_aEvolution
650			_aDinosaurs
650			_aFossils
650			_aGeological eras
650			_aPrehistoric marine life
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