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NoS synopsis: the evolution of clocks.
Examines what a species is, and using selected examples describes how some of them have evolved in Hawaii where isolation coupled with the dynamic interactions of geology and climate have produced a...
Radio broadcast. First in a group of three talks in which H. V. D. Dyson, Fellow of Merton College, Oxford, considers Shakespeare’s treatment of death. This episode traces ‘an evolution in...
The monthly roundup of film and television publications compiled by Simon Baker, Institute of Historical Research, & published here at the BUFVC by Linda Kaye. There is a definite widespread...
Discusses the role of genes, ecology and behaviour in the making of new species.
Begins with the birth of the sun, then goes on to deal with the evolution of the planets and an account of the earth from its early gaseous form.
Introduces the structure, formation and evolution of ocean crust. Reviews the evidence for plate tectonics and presents more detailed ocean crust information. Uses graphics and animation sequences and there...
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.
Using quotations from French scholars the film examines the evolution of the image of the child from 16th century to the present. The accent is on the differences and the oppositions, the conditions, and the...
Illustrates the evolution of the vertebrate limb, from the earliest appearance of lateral fins in fishes to the variety of limbs in modern tetrapods. Evidence for each stage of development is considered....
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