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100-year-old tuataras!
by Evans, Topper, author in Tuatara Juvenile literature. , Tuatara Longevity Juvenile literature. , Tuatara.
2017
Introduces the reptile called the tuatara, which is found only in New Zealand and is adapted from many different kinds of animals, including amphibians, reptiles, and fish.
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200-year-old red sea urchins!
by Evans, Topper, author in Red sea urchin Juvenile literature. , Red sea urchin Longevity Juvenile literature. , Red sea urchin.
2017
\"Previously thought to only live a few decades, scientists now think [that red sea urchins] can live up to 200 years. Through colorful photographs showing these bright creatures living in their shallow ocean habitats, readers learn exactly how these animals sustain long lives in the water\"--Amazon.com.
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