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National Geographic June 2015, Weed Science, Captive Dolphins, Aral Sea, Nepal's Goddesses, Iceman Autopsy, Africa's Albertine Rift
Like New Condition, collected by Parents Lifelong Subscription, has been sitting undisturbed for many years. I would be conservative in saying you probably cannot find this copy, that is this old, in any better condition elsewhere.
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Living Goddesses of Nepal In Nepalese tradition a little girl can become a living goddess – but only for so long.
High Science With marijuana’s rising acceptance comes more debate about its potential benefits and drawbacks.
Born to Be Wild Can dolphins return to the sea after captivity in a marine park? Some can – once they relearn how to be wild.
Little Park of Wonders Its world-renowned fossil bed and stunning vistas make Canada’s Yoho National Park a standout.
Sins of the Aral Sea Diverted to water crops, what was once a vast inland sea is 90 percent gone. Can it be revived?
Proof | Bug-Eyed A high-powered microscope reveals insect and spider eyes as marvels of adaption.
