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Julian May is the author of Tiger Stripes and Zebra Stripes (1970), Millions of Years of Eggs (1970), Do You Have Your Father's Nose? (1970), How to Build a Body (1970), Wildlife in the City (1970).

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Tiger Stripes and Zebra Stripes

by: Julian May
Tiger Stripes and Zebra Stripes
A simple discussion of the protective coloring and shape of various animals.

Millions of Years of Eggs

by: Julian May
Millions of Years of Eggs
Relates simply how animals through the ages have laid eggs as a means of preserving their species.

Do You Have Your Father's Nose?

by: Julian May
Do You Have Your Father's Nose?
A brief introduction to genes and chromosomes and their importance to heredity.

Wildlife in the City

by: Julian May
Wildlife in the City
Describes the various wild animals, insects, and birds that make their home in the city.

Dodos and Dinosaurs are Extinct

by: Julian May
Dodos and Dinosaurs are Extinct
Describes the various animals that have become extinct through natural or man-induced causes.

Before the Indians

by: Julian May
Before the Indians
Briefly describes the earliest Indian civilizations on the North American continent and traces the evolution of their culture from prehistory to the arrival of the white settlers.

Alligator Hole

by: Julian May
Alligator Hole
Describes life around an alligator hole in Florida as animals are threatened by drought and fire.

Why the Earth Quakes

by: Julian May
Why the Earth Quakes
A simple description of the causes and effects of earthquakes.

Horses; how They Came to be

by: Julian May
Horses; how They Came to be
Traces the evolution of the horse, from the early short legged relatives of eohippus through other prehistoric species to the modern horse.

The First Men

by: Julian May
The First Men
Describes the kind of work done by anthropologists and the conclusions that the scientists have drawn regarding man''s origin.

They Turned to Stone

by: Julian May
They Turned to Stone
Discusses how fossils are formed and suggests places the amateur hunter can look for "formerly-live" stone today.
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