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Sci-Hi: Science Issues series.
This book examines the issues surrounding animal welfare, including how animals are treated in laboratory experiments, in the wild, or on farms. The authors provide thought-provoking questions related to animal testing, genetic technology, habitat destruction, and the value and need for zoos. Photographs and sidebars contain additional information but contribute to a busy design. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind.
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4-6
Sci-Hi: Science Issues series.
This book examines how organisms, when introduced to new areas, often create unintended consequences. Flora and fauna that threaten to eradicate native plants and animals, such as kudzu, are discussed. Also included are ways scientists are working to protect and restore habitats and animals that have been overpowered by invasive species. Photographs and sidebars provide more information but contribute to the cramped design. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind.