New science books for July include 'Frogs : a chorus of colors', 'Butterflies of the world', 'The illustrated encyclopedia of dinosaurs' and 'Galileo's instruments of credit : telescopes, images, secrecy'. Well-known mathematician Ian Stewart explains what it's like to be a mathematician. In 'Chances are... : adventures in probability', we realise "once you know that daisies usually have an odd number of petals, you can get anyone to love you."
Friday, 30 June 2006
Frogs, butterflies and dinosaurs
New science books for July include 'Frogs : a chorus of colors', 'Butterflies of the world', 'The illustrated encyclopedia of dinosaurs' and 'Galileo's instruments of credit : telescopes, images, secrecy'. Well-known mathematician Ian Stewart explains what it's like to be a mathematician. In 'Chances are... : adventures in probability', we realise "once you know that daisies usually have an odd number of petals, you can get anyone to love you."
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