How the Dormacks Evolved Longer Backs
The Child Cognition Lab; Kelemen, Deb
ISBN 10: 1943431272 ISBN 13: 9781943431274
Published by Tumblehome, Inc., 2018
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Dormacks are adorable creatures with their floppy ears and dappled fur. They spend their days foraging among the trees for their favorite food, nuts! But then the countryside freezes over and the nuts are no longer plentiful―they only grow on the very tops of the trees. Find out what this means for the dormack species as the animals navigate their changed environment over time. Paired with How the Piloses Evolved Skinny Noses, the dormacks’ story offers children a robust introduction to the most central of evolutionary principles, natural selection.
About the Author: The Child Cognition Lab is a team of researchers at Boston University who study various dimensions of child development. Deb Kelemen is the Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Boston University where she directs the Child Cognition Lab. Based in Boston but born in London, she speaks regularly in workshops, schools and universities.
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Title: How the Dormacks Evolved Longer Backs
Publisher: Tumblehome, Inc.
Publication Date: 2018
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket