The living earth [videorecording] / Discovery Channel.
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TextSeries: Discovery Channel ; SchoolPublisher: Quezon City : Magna Vision, c2004Description: 1 videodisc (26 mins.)Subject(s): Planet Earth | Tectonic platesSummary: Explore what life was like on Earth hundreds of millions of years ago. Learn about the supercontinent Pangaea and how the planet's shifting plates of crust formed the world we know today. Then follow scientists as they uncover dinosaur fossils.
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| High School Learning Resource Center Audio Visual | QH84.8 D 57LI 2004 (Browse shelf) | 1 | Available | VCD0252HS |
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Explore what life was like on Earth hundreds of millions of years ago. Learn about the supercontinent Pangaea and how the planet's shifting plates of crust formed the world we know today. Then follow scientists as they uncover dinosaur fossils.
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