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Crosswords, word searches, and quizzes that are fun to answer. Answer keys are provided.
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Michael Fleming
Dr. Michael F. Fleming taught high school biology, anatomy and physiology, and behavioral science for thirty-five years. He presented papers at the National Association of Biology Teachers, published articles in the American Biology Teacher, and authored such books as Life Sciences Labs Kit and Science Teacher's Instant Labs Kit. He is now in retirement, writing science-oriented materials.
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