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WONDERS OF NATURE TABLE OF CONTENTS The Stars- The universe Speaks The Earth—Little things in the dirt under our feet Plants—Interesting plants Invertebrates—Creepy, crawly creatures Amphibians and Reptiles—Wet or slithery Fish—Go on a journey underwater Birds—Flying high, but amazingly constructed Marsupials and Mammals—More unusual creatures Man—Yes, a little about you too More Wonders of Design—Lots more Nature Nuggets AND STILL MORE WONDERS OF DESIGN!! An
unforeseen delay of over a year occurred before the printing of this set
of books. During that time, additional research studies in
natural history were made. Just prior to publication, these nature
nuggets were placed In three additional chapters, each one located just
before the annotated table of contents of each of the three books. Every
fourth chapter In the main text of these books
is
filled with natural wonders. The
following design factors found In nature are additional evidence that
God created this world and everything In It. They provide the thoughtful
reader with powerful evidence for Creation and against evolutionary
theory. These extra pages are not referenced In the three-volume Indexes, but are listed in the brief table of contents at the front of this book. An Index to the material In these three added design chapters will be found on page 232 of Book One, and page 730 of Book Two. Because these chapters were completed after everything else, they are Included at the back of the book. It is obvious that the wonders In our world were made by the Creator. WONDERS OF DESIGN - 1WONDERS OF DESIGN - 2WONDERS
OF DESIGN - 3
INDEX
TO
"MORE WONDERS OF DESIGN"-1,
2 and 3 This
Index lists the plants and animals mentioned in the 24 pages of More Wonders
of Design-1
to 3, found at the back of
the
3 books In this series. Index
Items numbered A
are in More Wonders of Design-
One. Index
Items numbered B are in More Wonders of Design-
Two. Index items numbered C are In More Wonders of Design- Three. Aardvark,
A-106 Acris gryllus, B-106 Alaskan
fur seal, B-107 Alblule falcate, A-103 American
flicker, A-106 African
palm swift, B-103 American
palm swift, B-103 Anenome,
A-104 Armadillo,
A-105 Asian
chimney swift, B-103 Australian
eucalyptus, A-103 Australian
frilled lizard, A-105 Aye-aye,
C-106 Axolotl salamander, C-106 Bat,
A-106, B-101, C-106 Bathygoblus, A-102 Bearded
tit, B-103 Bellicose
termite, A-107 Bird
bones, B-106 Bird
nests, B-103 Bird's-nest
club moss, B-102 Black
palm cockatoo, A-104 Blacksmith
plover, 61-5 Blue whale, B- Bogong
moth, B-102 Bou-bou
shrike, B-104 Bronze
Cuckoo, A-106 Broslmum utlle, A-103 Butterfly
caterpillar, A-106 Butterfly
fish, A-104 Cacique,
B-105 CeNerle major, B-104 Categlyphls, B-102 Cave
swiftlet, B-103 Chicken,
C-107 Clownfish,
A-104 Codfish,
A-104 Coot,
C-107 Coral,
A-104 Creseonycterls thonglongyel bat,
B-106 Creche,
A-105 CryptenthemJs elated, A-102 Cyclorena pletycephalus, C-105 Dachshund,
B-107 Dodo,
B-104 Door,
C-107 Dolphin,
B-105, B-108 Double
Coconut, B-102, C-101 Duckling,
B-107 Duet
birds, B-104 Dwarf
pygmy goby, C-105 Eider
duck, A-105 Elephant,
B-106, C-107 Elephant
seal, C-105 Etruscan
shrew, B-106 Eucalyptus,
A-103 European
eel, C-101 Fenestrerla, B-101 Firefly,
B-104, C-104 Fire-flea,
B-104 Flicker,
A-106 Flying
fish, B-104 Fog‑drinking
beetle, A-101 Frilled
lizard, A-105 Frog,
B-105 Fruit
fly, A-104 Fungus‑gnat,
A-104 German
shepherd, C-107 Giant
clam, A-104 Glue
gun ant, A-103 Goby,
A-102, B-107 Golden
eagle, 8-106 Greenfly,
A-105 Greenhouse
plant, B-101 Green
imperial pigeon, C-106 Green
tree ant, A-103 Greylag
goose, C-107 Gull,
A-106 Helmet
frog, A-104 Homing
ant, B-102 Honey
guide, B-103, B-103 House
wry, B-103 Hummingbird,
B-103, C-107 Humpback
whale, B-105 Icterid,
C-103 Ichneumon
fly, B-107 Imprinting,
B-107 Insects,
B105 Jabiru
stork, B105 Jellyfish,
A-104 Kangaroo,
A-105 Knife
Fish, A-101 Labyrinth
fish, A-104 Lateral
line of fish, C-101 Leaves,
C-104 Lemur,
C-106 Lobster,
spiny, A-102 Lodoloea maldlvka, 8-102 Mallard,
C-107 Mallee
fowl, B-106 Mangrove
tree, C-104 Mexican
tree frog, A-104 Microtus, A-105 Milk
Tree, A-103 Milkweed,
C-106 Mite,
B-103 Mollusks,
A-104 Monarch
butterfly, C-106 Moss,
A‑103 Moth, C-106 Moth
caterpillar, A-106 Myceenn luxcoell, C-105
Nine‑banded
armadillo, A-105 North
American frog, B-106 Norway
pine, C-102 Numbat, A-106 Ocean sounds, B-105 Onymecrls ungulculerls, A-101
Orchid,
C-101 Oropendola,
B-105 Ostrich,
C-107 Pangolin,
A-106 Paradoxical
frog Patagonian cavy, A-106 Photlnus, B-104
Pigeon,
B-107 Pistol
shrimp, B-105 Porpoise,
B-105, C-108 Prairie
dog, B-102 Pseudls peredoxe, B-105
Puffin,
C-108 Pyrodlnlum, C-105
quail,
8-106 Rabbit,
B-107 Rail,
C-107 Red
kangaroo, A-105 Rhlzenthella gardnerl, A-102
Rose,
A-102 Ruby-throated
hummingbird, C-107 Rufous
woodpecker, B-107 Runny-nosed
birds, C-106 Russian
mole rat, A-105 Sea
urchin, A-104 Salamander,
C-106 Sea
horse, B-105 Shrew,
C-107 Shrimp,
B-107 Siamese
fighting fish, A-104 Skua,
A-106 Slime
mold, C-103 Sphagnum
moss, A-103 Spider,
B-107 Spiny
lobster, A-102 Stinkhorn
fungus, B-103 Stickleback
fish, A-104 Swift,
B-103 Swiftlet,
A-101 Tamandua,
A-106 Tailor
bird, C-103 Tawny
owl, B-104 Telmetoblus, A-104
Termite,
A-107 Tern,
A-106 Thrush,
B-103 Tiger
moth, C-106 Trap‑door
spider, A-103 Triggerfish,
B-105 Turkey,
B-104 Ululodes,
C-105 Underground
flowers, A-102 Victoria amezonlce, C-101 Wasp,
B-105 Weaverbird,
B-105, C-103 Water-holding
frog, C-105 Water
Skimmer, A-103 Whale,
B-105 Whale
shark, C-105 Wildebeest,
B-106 Wood
duck, C-107 Woodpecker,
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