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World economic plants

John H. Wiersema, Blanca Leon

1999

Great Lakes Nature

Mary Blocksma

2000

Wildflowers and the stories behind their names

Phyllis S. Busch

1977

100 flowers and how they got their names

Diana Wells

1997

What's the difference?

Elizabeth A. Lacey

1993

Naming Nature

Carol Kaesuk Yoon

2009

Common and scientific names of aquatic invertebrates from the United States and Canada

Patsy A. McLaughlin, David K. Camp

2005

Sasol birds of prey of Africa and its islands

A. C. Kemp, Alan Kemp

1998

Birds of the world

Frank Gill, Minturn Wright

2006

Common and scientific names of fishes from the United States and Canada

C. Richard Robins

1991

Pioneer naturalists

Howard Ensign Evans

1993

Naming nature

Mary Blocksma

1992

The animal things we say

Darryl Lyman

1983

The dictionary of American bird names

Ernest A. Choate

1985

A paddling of ducks

Marjorie Blain Parker

2010

It's raining cats and dogs--and other beastly expressions

Christine Ammer

1989

Bird, bird, bird

April Pulley Sayre

2007

Cheetah Cubs and Beetle Grubs

Diane Swanson

2007

There's a frog in my throat!

Loreen Leedy

2003

They call me Woolly

Keith Du Quette

2002

The Helm dictionary of scientific bird names

James A. Jobling

2010

Spider names

Susan Canizares

1998

A crackle of crickets

Patrick George

2012

100 birds and how they got their names

Diana Wells

2002

A dictionary of English and folk-names of British birds

H. Kirke Swann

1913

Names and portraits of birds which interest gunners

Gurdon Trumbull

1888

Gaelic names of beasts (mammalia), birds, fishes, insects, reptiles, etc

ALexander Robert Forbes

1905

Favourite animals

Ladybird Books Staff

2012

A list of the genera of birds

George Robert Gray

1840

Animal groups

Jill Esbaum

2015

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