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Geography & Mapping, Freshwater & Marine Ecology, People & Places - General & Miscellaneous, Geography - General & Miscellaneous

Coasts and Islands

by Terry Jennings
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Overview

The shape of the Earth is always changing. The sea is a powerful force of nature that both wears away land and helps to form new land. Coasts and Islands looks at how the waves and currents of the sea shape our coastlines, and at how different types of islands are formed. It also looks at the wildlife of the coasts and explores the ways in which people use coasts for industry and enjoyment. With clear text, attractive photographs, and colorful illustrations, Coasts and Islands is a fascinating introduction to the story of our ever-evolving planet.

Discusses the characteristics of different types of coastlines and islands and describes how they are shaped and changed by water, wind, and volcanic eruptions.

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Book Details

Published
January 1, 1999
Publisher
Silver Burdett Pr
Pages
32
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780382399466

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