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Children's Books On Geologic Eras
The Great Formation of Earth
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- Paleontology for Kids
2020
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The history of the formation of the Universe, our Solar System, the Earth and all the eras that followed: Hadean, Archean, Proterozic, Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic. This is an Easy-reader, suggested for children ages 6 and above.
Children's Books On Fossils and Geologic Time
Earth's Complete Story in 25 Easy-to-Read Books
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- Paleontology for Kids
2020
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The Complete History of the Earth and our Universe from the Big Bang to the Present and everything in between. This is an Easy-reader, suggested for children ages 6 and above.
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- Paleontology for Kids
2020
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The formation of solid landforms, an atmosphere, and oceans of water at the end of the Hadean started a 1500 million-year progression that led to the first sparks of life. The beginning of cell life that transformed the atmosphere from poisonous gases to oxygen-rich, life sustaining air is the story of the great work of the Archean Eon! This is an Easy-reader, suggested for children ages 6 and above.
Children's Books On Geologic Periods
Life Evolving Through Geologic Time
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- Paleontology for Kids
2020
EN
13 booklets tell the story of Life on Earth from the first protozoa, to the giant mesozic reptiles, to modern mammals and humans. This is an Easy-reader, suggested for children ages 6 and above.
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- Paleontology for Kids
2020
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You know this period from the movies that bear its name, but you won’t arrive at the time when the dinosaurs ruled until the next period. Monstrous creatures swam in the Jurassic seas. This is an Easy-reader, suggested for children ages 6 and above.
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- Paleontology For Kids
2020
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These beautiful animals have the nickname Sea Lily because they look more like a flower than their modern-day relative, the star fish. You'll learn how and what they ate, the parts of their bodies, and the places they lived. This is an Easy-reader, suggested for children ages 6 and above.
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- Paleontology for Kids
2020
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At last: the time when dinosaurs were the dominant creatures on Earth! These giants ruled the life on the planet, but their huge size was a real disadvantage when a giant meteor struck the planet, setting it on fire and exhausting the food supply. You’’ll learn about another tiny creature who will soon flourish. This is an Easy-reader, suggested for children ages 6 and above.
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- Paleontology for Kids
2020
EN
As time marches through the Paleozoic, the creatures continue to evolve in the seas. The thin continental plates move around on the surface and create new shapes. This book tells the story of a long, prolific period of life in the seas. This is an Easy-reader, suggested for children ages 6 and above.
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- Paleontology for Kids
2020
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The explosion of life! In this booklet you’ll read about the unusual creatures that inhabited the vast seas: the Hallucigenia, Anomalocaris, Nautiloids, and, of course, the TRILOBITE! This is an Easy-reader, suggested for children ages 6 and above.
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- Paleontology for Kids
2020
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The monstrous animals of the Mesozoic Era make this the favorite time for many young children: this is the time of the giant dinosaurs! It's also the time of a giant continent and the time when nearly all life ended with the crash of a giant meteor. This is an Easy-reader, suggested for children ages 6 and above.
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- Paleontology for Kids
2020
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There are millions of fossils, but only TWO TYPES! This little book will help you understand how fossils form and how they fit into each category. Fossils are definitely not just bones and teeth! With this little booklet, you'll learn, and be surprised by all the ancient things that turn into fossils. This is an Easy-reader, suggested for children ages 6 and above.
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- Paleontology for Kids
2020
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Mammals rule the land of the Neogene with more species and fierce hunters like the saber-toothed tiger and the Mastodon. You’ll read about a new creature in the forests of modern-day Africa whose numbers were increasing. This is an Easy-reader, suggested for children ages 6 and above.











