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The document provides an animal alphabet from A to Z, with each letter featuring a different animal and 1-2 facts about that animal. Some animals included are: anacondas, bats, Cuban screech owls, dugongs, eastern coral snakes, fennec foxes, geladas, Hawaiian monk seals, impalas, jaguars, koalas, llamas, macaws, narwhales, ostriches, pelicans, quetzals, red pandas, stellar sea lions, tapirs, Ugandan kobs, vultures, wood storks, Xiphactinus Audax fish, yaks, and zebras. The document is intended to teach about a variety
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The document is a reptile alphabet book created by 5th grade students at Lincoln Elementary School. It contains 2-3 sentences summarizing a different reptile or amphibian for each letter of the alphabet. Some of the animals summarized include the American alligator, blue beauty snake, corn snake, desert horned lizard, Egyptian tortoise, frilled lizard, gecko, iguana, king cobra, leopard gecko, map turtle, poison dart frog, rattlesnake, sheltopusik, tuatara, veiled chameleon, warty newt, xenopus frog, yellow mud turtle, and zebra-tailed lizard. The book also includes a short biography of
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