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Part 1 deals with the life cycle of the grunion, one of the very few fish which lays its eggs on land. Part 2 shows the annual congregation of the millions of squid which gather to mate, spawn and then die.
The biology of adaptations for survival and the processes underlying natural selection. Set titles: 1. Predation. 2. Adaptive Colouration. 3. How Animals Eat. 4. Animal Societies. 5. Insect Societies.
Third-year courses in cell biology - appreciation of cell culture techniques*.
This contains excerpts from the videotapes (601-605) and gives a good representation of the programmes.
Demonstrates basic microbiological techniques using the theme of bacterial sporulation. Concentrates on two species of bacteria: bacillus cereus and bacillus thuringiensis. Shots of laboratory and industrial...
Considers the biology of leeches: habitat and locomotion; feeding; and reproduction. Environments and movements of a range of parasitic and free-living aquatic and semi-aquatic freshwater species are shown....
The triangle spider, ‘Hyptiotes paradoxus’, makes a web of unique shape. Moreover, the spider bridges a gap on the apical line with its body so that it holds up and tensions the entire web. When courting...
Using photomicroscopy the film examines the structures and biochemical processes that occur in all living cells. Reviews the historical background leading to the discovery of the cell and an examination of...
The behaviour of the sand earwig ‘Labidura riparia’ commonly found on the coast; preying, mating dance, nest-digging, care of the eggs by the female, hatching, life of the young in the nest, growth,...
The detailed biology of this ectoparasite of freshwater fishes. The manner of infection, the host’s response to the parasite, the functional morphology and the life history of the parasite are shown in...
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