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infant development
Discover the power of play in human development
Find out the importance of social and emotional learning
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Muscles of facial expression, human anatomy, (Netter replacement project - SSC). Human face, human head.
Characteristics of the Human Body
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Scottish fold cat. A genetic mutation caused (in the original cat-1961) the ears to bend forward and down.
Shorthair Cat Breeds
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Colorful winter sunset
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Panama Canal infographic
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10 of the World’s Most Dangerous Fish

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Discover the power of play in human development
Learn more about how play helps humans develop.
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Find out the importance of social and emotional learning
Learn more about social and emotional learning in childhood.
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At about 12 weeks babies usually can lift their heads.
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