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Animal Diversity by Laurence Josephine Rabotovao

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Animal Diversity
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Publisher: African Virtual University
Number of pages: 137

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The lessons presented in this module on animal diversity are based on the social constructivist theory of learning. This module is divided into four learning units: General Characteristics of Animals, Evolutionary Trends in Animals, Classification of animals, and The Importance of Animals.

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