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Page 487
... kangaroo clan . Oddly enough , the wallabies were the first of the kangaroos that I met when I , too , went to Australia . Before leaving the land down under , however , I made the acquaint- ance of many another member of this clan ...
... kangaroo clan . Oddly enough , the wallabies were the first of the kangaroos that I met when I , too , went to Australia . Before leaving the land down under , however , I made the acquaint- ance of many another member of this clan ...
Page 489
... kangaroos . Whatever the name , they all are kangaroos . They all belong to the family Macropodidae , meaning " long foot , " and all use their over- long hind legs to make the spectacular leaps for which they are famous . Most widely ...
... kangaroos . Whatever the name , they all are kangaroos . They all belong to the family Macropodidae , meaning " long foot , " and all use their over- long hind legs to make the spectacular leaps for which they are famous . Most widely ...
Page 499
Kangaroos Climb Chasm Island Cliffs on Grasshopper Legs Aboriginal artists centuries ago decorated cavern walls and ceilings with ocher and charcoal paints . The Arnhem Land Expedition found these pic- tures in 1948. Rocky Chasm Island ...
Kangaroos Climb Chasm Island Cliffs on Grasshopper Legs Aboriginal artists centuries ago decorated cavern walls and ceilings with ocher and charcoal paints . The Arnhem Land Expedition found these pic- tures in 1948. Rocky Chasm Island ...
Contents
Iceland to Antarctica A National Geographic Cartographer Goes | vi |
The Incredible Kangaroo Australias Famous Marsupial Sits on Its Tail | xxv |
Utahs River of Arches A Pack Trip Through Littleknown Canyons | xxx |
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