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Shows what happens to birds when they migrate to and from Britain and other parts of Europe. Follows the migration of the Arctic tern, sanderlings and swallows and other European species and shows some of...
The small liver fluke, also known as the lancet fluke, is a common parasite of herbivorous animals, particularly sheep and cattle. During its development it passes through two intermediate hosts, a snail and...
Gives a brief account of the vast forests which once covered Britain, describing the various types of woodland that evolved and how man has managed them over the centuries. Shows the wealth of flora and...
Species specific reaggregation in dissociated sponge cells is shown in two species of sponges, ‘Haliclona occulata’ and ‘Microciona prolifera’. The dissociated cells appear to move randomly by the...
Records research undertaken by I R Bishop and G E H Foxon on the mechanism by which the South American lungfish ventilates its lungs on its visits to the surface of the water in which it lives. The usual...
Discusses the ecology of the island of Flat Holm in the Bristol Channel. The flora and fauna as seen during a short visit in June and July, are shown as are the buildings left by man for defensive purposes...
Microtubules are microscopic elements which provide cell extensions, such as cilia and flagella, with a more or less rigid form. They are present in the long, needle-like extensions, called axopodia, of the...
First broadcast in 2001, this BBC documentary series focuses on the Congo River of Central Africa by exploring the rich variety of animals and habitats that are to be found along the river’s 4, 700...
Shows the origin and development of the down feather in the chick embryo. A piece of embryonic skin from a seven-day chick is explanted to a plasma clot. The cells in the mesodermal layer migrate and...
Based on the five-volume ‘Grzimek’s Encyclopedia of Mammals’ the CD-ROM includes all the text, artwork and images of the printed work, plus an hour of sounds of mammalian behaviour and over 20 minutes...
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