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Perfect for STEM bookshelves comes a fascinating celebration of cephalopods past, present, and future.Did you know that Earth's first giant animal--Endoceras giganteum--lived two hundred million years before the first dinosaur? Or that some of the most common fossils are not trilobites or tyrannosaurs but coiled seashells called ammonites? These marvelous extinct animals belonged to the same group as modern squid and octopus: the cephalopods. Although cephalopods are twice as ancient as dinosau…
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  • Metai: 2027
  • Puslapiai: 176
  • ISBN-10: 1778402240
  • ISBN-13: 9781778402241
  • Formatas: 17.8 x 22.9 x 1 cm, kieti viršeliai
  • Kalba: Anglų

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Perfect for STEM bookshelves comes a fascinating celebration of cephalopods past, present, and future.

Did you know that Earth's first giant animal--Endoceras giganteum--lived two hundred million years before the first dinosaur? Or that some of the most common fossils are not trilobites or tyrannosaurs but coiled seashells called ammonites?

These marvelous extinct animals belonged to the same group as modern squid and octopus: the cephalopods. Although cephalopods are twice as ancient as dinosaurs and every bit as fascinating, people have only recently started paying attention to them.

In Tentacle Mysteries, debut author and illustrator Danna Staaf brings readers on a time-traveling underwater voyage of discovery. Readers will discover:
  • How cephalopods evolved over hundreds of millions of years (from shelled ancestors to modern octopuses, squid, cuttlefish, and nautiluses).
  • How fossils and rock layers are used to reconstruct Earth's past and major mass extinctions.
  • How cephalopod "superpowers" work in simple biological terms (jet propulsion, ink, camouflage, buoyancy, hearts, blood).
  • How science is done in real life and how different cultures have interpreted cephalopod fossils and "sea monsters," and so much more!

You will never look at an octopus the same way again!

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  • Autorius: Danna Staaf
  • Leidėjas:
  • Metai: 2027
  • Puslapiai: 176
  • ISBN-10: 1778402240
  • ISBN-13: 9781778402241
  • Formatas: 17.8 x 22.9 x 1 cm, kieti viršeliai
  • Kalba: Anglų


Perfect for STEM bookshelves comes a fascinating celebration of cephalopods past, present, and future.

Did you know that Earth's first giant animal--Endoceras giganteum--lived two hundred million years before the first dinosaur? Or that some of the most common fossils are not trilobites or tyrannosaurs but coiled seashells called ammonites?

These marvelous extinct animals belonged to the same group as modern squid and octopus: the cephalopods. Although cephalopods are twice as ancient as dinosaurs and every bit as fascinating, people have only recently started paying attention to them.

In Tentacle Mysteries, debut author and illustrator Danna Staaf brings readers on a time-traveling underwater voyage of discovery. Readers will discover:
  • How cephalopods evolved over hundreds of millions of years (from shelled ancestors to modern octopuses, squid, cuttlefish, and nautiluses).
  • How fossils and rock layers are used to reconstruct Earth's past and major mass extinctions.
  • How cephalopod "superpowers" work in simple biological terms (jet propulsion, ink, camouflage, buoyancy, hearts, blood).
  • How science is done in real life and how different cultures have interpreted cephalopod fossils and "sea monsters," and so much more!

You will never look at an octopus the same way again!

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