Dodo: a brief history Errol Fuller.
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TextPublication details: New York, NY: Universe Pub.: Distributed to the U.S. trade by St. Martin's, 2002. Description: 180 pages Colour illustrations: 22 cmISBN: 0-789 30840-1Subject(s): New York | Natural history -- Juvenile literature | South Africa | Illustrated works | Birds | New York | Dodo—Pictorial works—Juvenile fiction; Picture books for childrenGenre/Form: History DDC classification: 598.65 FULL Summary: Examines the dodo, a bird native to Mauritius which became extinct after the arrival of Dutch and Portuguese sailors to the island in the sixteenth century, and looks at the mystique that continues to surround the dodo.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 176-178) and index.
Examines the dodo, a bird native to Mauritius which became extinct after the arrival of Dutch and Portuguese sailors to the island in the sixteenth century, and looks at the mystique that continues to surround the dodo.
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