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Pathe synopsis: Come to the fiftieth state of the Union, the land of the sun, dazzling surf, cool blue water and nature’s own flower children. The Polynesians were here centuries before Captain Cook...
A talk by Mike Salisbury, producer of David Attenborough’s BBC series LIFE OF MAMMALS. Using clips and stills from the series he explains how the programmes were made and how sequences were filmed. - from...
Introduces the life cycle, making comparisons between mammals, birds, amphibians, insects and plants, and looking at birth, growth, maturity and death within each group.
Illustrates the principles of biology by considering the life cycles of familiar species. Series title. 1. Life of Amoeba. 2. Life of the Paramaecium. 3. Life of Hydra. 4. Life of the Honey Bee. 5. Life of...
An introduction to the phylogeny and relationships of various families of carnivorous mammals, their fossil record and evolutionary history. Investigates the adaptive radiation of carnivores with particular...
The first 5 parts of the series by David Attenborough.
Considers how successful the mammal has been in its development for life on land compared with other classes of vertebrate animals. The mammal is compared with the reptile, its predecessor. Some of the...
Series tracing the development of life from its earliest beginnings through single cell forms to the final emergence of man. Filmed in more than 100 locations around the world. 1: The beginnings of life on...
Uses in vivo photography in mammals and humans to show the formation and development of sperm and oocyte, the passage of the egg cell down the Fallopian tube, sperm detachment and travel to the egg and...
Looks at the biology of bats, which are the only group of mammals capable of active flight, a factor which dictates their morphology. Flight, heterothermy and echolocation allow the majority of bats to...
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