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Discusses Shakespeare’s play.
Reconstruction of a Dartmoor circular hut by a party of men and older schoolboys using methods and materials of the Bronze Age period.
The structure of cells in man. The organisation of the more important types of tissue.
An introduction to the play’s theme or atmosphere, designed to reproduce the conditions of acting in Elizabethan times such as having the same actors play several roles, thus showing how the plays were...
Depicts the structure and mode of functioning of the crayfish. External structure illustrated showing the regions of the body and the various appendages. This leads to a consideration of the respiratory and...
Shows techniques used to produce polarized light, illustrating its characteristics and showing its utility for scientific and industrial purposes in the fields of engineering, geology and biology.*
Sources of energy such as mitosis and meiosis (cell division), e.g. embryology of the newt. These processes require a supply of energy which is controlled and adenosine triphosphate (ATP) is introduced as...
Early use of crystals; working principles of the germanium diode and the transistor; applications and advantages.
Structure and life history of the paramecium. Animated diagrams and photography illustrate: the morphology of the paramecium; its reactions to stimuli, the digestion of its food; and its methods of...
Shows the four orders of protozoa, in terms of structure and behaviour. Binary fission, conjugation, ingestion and excretion, parasitism, symbiosis and colonial organisation are illustrated by seventeen...
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