We would like to give credit to the following books, encyclopedias, CDs., and Web sights for the information used in creating our Powerpoint presentaions and our animal web pages.

http://earthobservatory. nasa.gov/Laboratory/Biome/index.html

http://mbgnet.mobot.org/sets/

http://www.cotf.edu/ete/mmodules/msese/earthsysflr/biomes.html

http://www.flamingtext.com

A Walk in the Desert- Rebecca L. Johnson

A Walk in the Tundra- Rebecca L. Johnson

A Walk in th Deciduous Forest- Rebecca L. Johnson

Biomes of the World Tropical Grasslands- Michael Allaby

Biomes of the World Desert-Michael Allaby

Biomes of the World Tropical Forests-Michael Allaby

Biomes of the WorldTemperate Forests-Michael Allaby

Animal Habitats- Dr. Tony Hare

Animal Fact File- Tony Hare

Life in the Mountains-Catherine Bradley

Crinkleroots Guide to Knowing Animal Habitats -Jim Arnosky

Artic Animals- Encyclopedia Britannica

The Rainforest- Alan Baker

Endangered Desert- Dave Taylor

Endangered Savanna- Dave TAylor

Mountain Animals- Encyclopedia Britannica

Temperate Forest Animals - Elaine Landan

Food Chains- Margret J. Anderson

Food Chains and Webs- Bobbie Kalman

Lions- John Bonnett Wexa

Natures Children Mountain Goats-Bill Ivy

Animal Families Wolves- Jen Green

Rattlers and Other Snakes- World Book Inc.

Vultures- Doug Weschler

The Artic Fox- Gail La Bonte

Chimpanzees- Dan Greenberg

Discovering Snakes and Lizards- Neil Curtis

Pythons- Doug Wechaler

CD--The San Diego Zoo Presents The Animals! 2.0-Arnowitz Studios

CD--The RainforsREMedia

http://www.grsite.com/textures