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fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \nhttps://archive.org/details/howanimalshear0000matt  \n施  \n# How AnimalsHEAR\n\nGCavendishSquare  \nNew York  \nJoanne Matern  \nPublished in 2019by Cavendish Square Publishing,LC2435th Avenue,Suite 136,New York,NY 10016  \nCopyright O2019 by Cavendish Square Publishing,LLC  \nFirst Edition  \nNo part of this publication may be reproduced,stored in a retrieval system,or transmitted in any form or byany means—electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording,or otherwise—without the prior permissionof the copyright owner.Request for permission should be addressed to Permissions,Cavendish SquarePublishing,2435th Avenue,Suite 136,New York,NY 10016.Tel(877)980-4450;fax(877)980-4454.  \nWebsite:cavendishsq.com  \nThis publication represents the opinions and views of the author based on his or her personal experience,knowledge,and research.The information in this book serves as a general guide only.The author and publisher have used their bestefforts in preparing this book and disclaim liability rising directly or indirectly from the use and application of this book.  \nAll websites were available and accurate when this book was sent to press.  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data  \nNames:Mattern,Joanne,1963-author.Title:How animals hear/Joanne Mattern.  \nDescription:First edition.|New York:Cavendish Square,2019.|Series:The science of senses|Audience:Grades 2-5.|Includes index Identifiers:LCCN 2018021949(print)|  \nLCCN 2018023033(ebook)|ISBN 9781502642035(ebook)|ISBN 9781502642028(library bound)|ISBN 9781502642004(paperback)|ISBN 9781502642011(6 pack)  \nSubjects:LCSH:Hearing--Juvenile literature.|Senses and sensation-Juvenile literature.|Animals--Juvenile literature.Classification:LCCQP462.2(ebook)|LCCQP462.2.M3762019(print)|DDC612.8/5-dc23LC record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2018021949  \nEditorial Director:David McNamara  \nEditor:Kristen Susienka  \nCopy Editor:Nathan Heidelberger  \nAssociate Art Director:Alan Sliwinski  \nDesigner:Ginny Kemmerer  \nProduction Coordinator:Karo Szymczuk  \nPhoto Research:J8 Media  \nThe photographs in this book are used by permission and through the courtesy of:Cover Cherry-Hai/Shutterstock.com;p.4AG1100/Shutterstock.com;p.7 Anup Shah/The Image Bank/Getty Images;p.8 Sandy Moss Photography/iStock/Thinkstock.com;p.9Eddie Dean/Shutterstock.com;p.10(top)Tim Davis/Corbis/NCG/Getty Images,(bottom)Vkilikov/Shutterstock.com;p.11(top)Saiko3S/Shutterstock.com,(bottom)Jeroen Meeuwsen/Shutterstock.com;p.12 Jenny Cottingham/Shutterstock.com;p.15 Paula French/Shutterstock.com;p.16 Dan WilliamsPhotography/Shutterstock.com;p.17 Mary Swift/Shutterstock.com;p.18,18 Rudmer Zwerver/Shutterstock.com;p.20 Vladimir Gjorgiev/Shutterstock.com;p.23 Monika Wisniewska/Shutterstock.com;p.24Jack VandenHeuvel/istockphoto.com;p.25 Ronald Wittek/Shutterstock.com;p.27 Redfox1980/Shutterstock.com.  \nOne The Science of Hearinglwo Hearing in Action……….13Three Hearing the 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