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Abalone Book, The
Peter C. Howorth
80 pages
87961-077-8
Price: $8.95
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Marvel at iridescent swirls gracing abalone shell interiors, or exclaim
over the first bite of an abalone steak. Identification keys, information on
cleaning and preparing, plus plenty of recipes.
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About Sharks
Hal Scharp
64 pages
87961-079-4
Price: $6.95
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Hal Scharp dispels the myths and weighs the realities of shark
attacks against the commendable aspects of this greatly maligned animal.
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Exploring Pacific Coast Tidepools
Brown/Rovetta
128 pages
87961-217-7
Price: $10.95
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This fieldguide describes 341 of the most common species of flora and
fauna in the intertidal zone of the Pacific Coast from Baja California to
Alaska. Twenty-one pages of color.
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Fieldbook of Pacific N.W. Sea Creatures
McLachlan/Ayres
208 pages
87961-068-9
Price: $14.95
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Over 200 common marine animals are shown in their natural habitat with
color photos. A short description accompanies each species pictured, and its
biology explained.
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Guide To California Freshwater Fishes
Bob Madgic
160 pages
0-87961-254-1
Price: $19.95
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This guidebook, enhanced by William Crary's 66 species paintings,
will assist in indentifying and learning about the fish species that inhabit
California's waters. Also habitat photos, maps and diagrams.
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Nautilus, A Card Game of Sea Shells
Gordon Melvin
Boxed
Price: $8.95
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These 56 full-color playing cards are a fun way to learn to indentify the
world's most beautiful sea shells.Includes directions for several games, mostly for all ages.
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Sea Vegetables
Evelyn McConnaughey
244 pages
87961-151-0
Price: $12.95
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Complete guide to foraging and preparing highly nutritious sea vegetables,
with classification, where they grow, and numerous recipes.
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Springer's Quest: Life of a Pacific Chinook Salmon
Nina Gee
96 pages
978-087961-277-1
Price: $12.95
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Educator Nina Gee follows a salmon from the beginning to end of its life, its biology and environment as she chronicles its descent from the river of its birth to the Pacific. She imagines the salmon's life at sea from data gathered by fishermen and scientists, then trails the mysterious return to spawn in her natal stream.
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