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    Fossils: Uncovering The Past

    By Tom Greve

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    Examine How The Fossils Document The Appearance, Diversification, And Extinction Of Many Life Forms.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarson-Dellosa Publishing
    Release dateAug 1, 2011
    ISBN9781612366951
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    Fossils: Uncovering The Past
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    Tom Greve

    A self-proclaimed "sports and geography nerd," Tom Greve has been writing broadcast television news and sports content in Chicago since 2007. His TV writing earned him an Emmy award in 2019. He's also written more than dozen nonfiction children's books along the way, and worked as a network TV producer at the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament and at Major League Baseball's All-Star Game. A native of northern Wisconsin, he's lived his entire adult life in the city of Chicago. He is married with two kids. His hobbies include participating in wide-ranging conversations with friends and family, cheering for his favorite college basketball teams, and riding his bicycle.

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