Writing to Learn Science Patricia Johnston Shorecrest High School, Shoreline, Washington English and social studies teachers expect writing to play a major role

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Date: 2012-07-12 20:48:05 Human evolution Recent single origin hypothesis Anthropology Neogene Sociocultural evolution Homo erectus Ape Human Chimpanzee Zoology Cenozoic Megafauna		Writing to Learn Science Patricia Johnston Shorecrest High School, Shoreline, Washington English and social studies teachers expect writing to play a major role Add to Reading List Source URL: wac.colostate.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,80 MB Share Document on Facebook

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