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			A151 Mammal Orders 
			 This is a truly beautiful poster that s cherished by animal lovers, but 
			it's also an extremely useful educational tool, as it provides a 
			comprehensive overview of the subject. It is divided into three 
			sections, one for each type of mammal: the egg-laying monotremes, 
			the pouched marsupials and the familiar placental mammals. The 
			latter is divided into 10 sub-sections, one for of the orders. 
			Superb, highly detailed illustrations show 98 representative animals 
			including everything from the aardvark to the zebra. 
   This poster is an excellent way to introduce young children to a 
			great many animals. However it outstand organization and 
			presentation make it an invaluable reference chart of teachers, 
			students and professional involved or interested in zoology, 
			comparative anatomy and taxonomy, the naming and classification of 
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					| Laminated | 
					No. A151L | 
					
					$18.95 | 
					
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					| Non-Laminated | 
					No. A151F | 
					
					$9.95 | 
					
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					Vertebrate Orders  | 
     
    
      
		
			
			
					 This is one of the four posters in our 
					vertebrate orders set. They provides a comprehensive 
					overview of the living vertebrates. Animal life is now 
					undergoing the transition from the Linnaeus classification 
					system to the new cladistic classification system. Birds 
					have been reclassified under the new system. There have been 
					many systems proposed for the other animals, but none has 
					been widely accepted. This required that the posters present 
					the animals in the context of their existing Linnaeus 
					orders. Each of these posters present all of the orders 
					within the group. There are so many marsupials and 
					cartilaginous fish that they are presented as super orders. 
   Each order is introduced by the common name or names (such as 
					whales, dolphins and porpoises), followed by the biological 
					name (Cetacea), the number of species, and a brief 
					description. A great many representational animals are 
					beautifully shown, all identified by both common and 
					biological names.  
  This is the first time that a comprehensive overview of this enormous and 
					complex subject has ever been presented on posters. This set 
					is invaluable for life science classes and anywhere else 
					that the study of animals takes place. 
		  
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