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acewhereacewhereislittlethin,sharpneedlescangrowon Author:Kendra361HanoverkeepskeepstoOfficesandagentsthroughouttheFountasandPinnellLeveled cyInterventionCopyright©2009byIreneC.Fountas,GaySuPinnell,andAllrights.Noportionofthisbookmaybereproducedinanyformorbyanyelectronicormechanicalmeans,includinginformationstorageandretrievalsystems,withoutpermissioninwritingfromthepublisher.RequestsforpermissionshouldbemailedtothePermissionsDepartmentatHeinemann,361HanoverStreet,Portsmouth,NH03801.ISBN-13:978-0-325-01682- ISBN-10:0-325-01682-EditorialDevelopment,Design,andProductionbyBrownPublishingIllustrations:p.3(map)©InternationalMapPhotographs:cover©DougWechsler/AnimalsAnimals;backp.15©GeorgeH.H.Huey/AnimalsAnimals;pp.1,13(top)©GalenRowell/CORBIS;pp.2–3©Kae ;p.5©JoseFusteRaga/CORBIS;p.6©GeorgeH.H.Huey/CORBIS;p.7©agepp.8,9©JohnLemker/AnimalsAnimals;pp.10–11,12©TedLevin/AnimalsAnimals;p.13(bottom)©Paul&JoyceBerquist/AnimalsAnimals;p.14©KevinSchafer/CORBIS;p.16©DavidPrintedin0910111213141516RRD8765432TigerLee独家推出，获取专业服务支持，请通过TigerLee淘宝店 AllTheSonoranDesertbyKendraTheSonoranDesertTheSonoranDesertisveryhotandverydry.FormostoftheitdoesnotgetanyYetmany ntsandanimalsliveinthisdesert.USASonoran(sahNORen)TigerLee独家推出，获取专业服务支持，请通过TigerLee淘宝 ntsoftheDesertThistall ntisacactus.Thecactuscanliveherebecauseitstores inaspecialWhenitrains,thecactusrootssoakupwater. ntswells andgetsbigger.Thecactususesthewateruntilitrainsagain.

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