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Anthology of the remarkable writings of the explorers of Australia from the seventeenth century to the present day. Dampier, Cook, Sturt, Mitchell and Wills as well as a host of other unforgettable travellers are here. Ages 8+.
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Tim Flannery brings together these two classic bestselling Australian tales of travel and exploration. Tench introduces us to the iconic figures of Bennelong and Arthur Philip and provides fascinating descriptions of the infant colony. Nicol describes his experiences in the great ...
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Reveals ninety of the world's most amazing creatures. Peter Schouten's spectacular paintings and Tim Flannery's thought-provoking text bring to life these astonishing animals that represent evolution at its most remarkable and nature at its most beautiful and bizarre.
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A selection of Tim Flannery's essays and articles written over a 25 year period. Flannery writers about his journeys in the jungles of New Guinea and Irian Jaya, about the extraordinary people he met, and the species he discovered.
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Complete information about the natural history of New Guinea's unique mammals. Includes 210 colour photographs, 210 habitat maps and numerous skeleton photos. Contains species descriptions of 236 indigenous, introduced and extinct mammals along with chapters on geological history ...
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The story of how human beings have consumed the resources they need for their own future. The book examines the first Afro-Asian people to travel down the chain of islands to Australasia and how they changed the flora and fauna, and the impact Europeans have made.
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The story of how human beings have consumed the resources they need for their own future. The book examines the first Afro-Asian people to travel down the chain of islands to Australasia and how they changed the flora and fauna, and the impact Europeans have made.
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