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A Painful History of MedicineThis series traces the extraordinary, sometimes gruesome and even bizarre development of medicine throughout the ages. Medical breakthroughs from ancient civilisations to the modern day and into the future are put into social and cultural context. Incredible practices, fascinating beliefs and medical theories are revealed through graphic images, eye-witness records and newspaper reports, and features boxes compare old practices with modern technology. |
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Animal KingdomAnimal Kingdom explains how and why we classify living things into different groupings. Each title examines the factors that distinguish animal groups, such as anatomy, life cycle, behaviour and habitat. A range of characteristics including movement, body covering, defence mechanisms and metamorphosis are displayed using sequential photographs, annotated artwork and lively captions. Comprehensive and in-depth information that will assist the secondary biology student. |
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Art Profiles for KidsThis series provides a stunning overview of the world's greatest artists and their work. Great reference material for cross-curricula research and reports as each book provides a thorough discussion of the masters, their works and the times in which they lived. Suitable for 10-14 year olds. |
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Australia's SymbolsThis series supports the study of symbols associated with Australia and the states and territories. The series explores where these symbols are found – for example, on Australian coins and notes, flags and stamps and other emblems and icons. It also goes behind the scenes and reveals the history behind Australia's symbols, examining how they were first made and how they are made today. |
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Australian HabitatsAustralia has a diverse range of habitats that support a rich variety of plant and animal life. For each type of habitat, this series investigates: plants and animals and the ways they interact, how they have changed over time, the influence of people, and how we can help to conserve them.Featuring stunning photographs, maps and case studies. Suitable for upper primary. |
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