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Focusing on axolotls, the book provides an extensive introduction to their natural habitat, behavior, and unique characteristics. It offers detailed guidance on their care, including essential information on tank setup, maintaining water quality, proper feeding, breeding practices, and health management. This comprehensive resource is ideal for both novice and experienced aquarists looking to enhance their knowledge of these fascinating creatures.

Presents a critical review of the search for explanations of submarine canyons, the deeply submerged canyons indenting the seaward margins of many continental shelves.

The book explores the complex relationship between American identity and Christian values, questioning whether being a good American aligns with being a good Christian. It delves into the potential overlaps and conflicts between these two identities, prompting readers to reflect on their own beliefs and the implications for society. Through thought-provoking discussions, it seeks to illuminate the nuances of faith and patriotism in contemporary America.

"The best way to improve in figure art is to practice, which requires quality reference material that inspires you. That's what the Art Models series is all about. With nearly 200 photos of nude art models--both female and male--Art Models 10 will inspire students and professionals alike to practice and create finished works of art (which may be sold royalty free). For students, we provide a brief instructional exercise at the beginning of the book written by author and art teacher Butch Krieger that will have you improving right away using pose photos. The 100 distinct poses within the book were selected by a team of experienced art instructors to ensure they are genuinely useful for both students and professionals, with the inclusion of hands, feet, and faces that give close-up views of these notoriously tricky areas. Become a better artist with Art Models 10--novices can practice and experts can perfect."--Amazon.com.

Africa's newest nation has a long history. Often considered remote and isolated from the rest of Africa, and usually associated with the violence of slavery and civil war, South Sudan has been an arena for a complex mixing of peoples, languages, and beliefs.

Cross Channel Currents delves into the nuanced relationship between Britain and France, known as the Entente Cordiale. It features insights from notable figures like Roy Jenkins and Douglas Hurd, exploring historical connections, shared interests, and the complexities of cross-Channel relations through personal anecdotes and reflections.

Taken as a whole the essays in this volume illustrate the outstanding contribution made to French Revolutionary scholarship by British and American authors. Professor Johnson has selected essays which cover a wide spectrum of time, place and social class but are vitally concerned to describe and explain the social reality of revolution in its various phases. The essays fall into three main groups; the first sets the scene with studies of the social, economic and intellectual life of pre-Revolutionary France; the second studies the role of fate of certain social groups during the Revolution; and the third examines counter-revolution in two provincial areas. The editor has added an introduction and index, and some minor changes have been made to the essays. Many of these articles are already well known to professional historian and it is hoped that publication in the present form will make them available to a wider audience interested in the social experience of the most dramatic and far reaching of revolution in modern times.