An edition of Camels and pigs
(1999)
Camels and pigs
what they have in common
by Erin Pembrey Swan
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Describes members of the order of animals that have hooves with an even number of toes, including ibex, yak, hippopotamus, deer, camels, and pigs.
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Camels and Pigs: What They Have in Common (Animals in Order)
March 2000, Franklin Watts
Paperback
in English
0531164004 9780531164006
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 46) and index.
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"Two young chamois (SHAM-ee) chase each other playfully across the rugged peaks of their mountain home."
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