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Podcast. Professor Kenneth Catania, of Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee, discusses some of the ways in which some vertebrates sense their environment, beyond the five senses of touch, taste,...
Using the latest scientific knowledge and research into fossils, David Attenborough investigates how animals have evolved from a small number of ancient life forms and in what ways modern human beings...
Sea urchins and snails, worms and whales, crabs and crayfish - the ocean seethes with a wealth of animal forms. Can we tease any underlying patterns from this immense diversity? This programme looks at a...
Variously detailed accounts of the behaviours and adaptations involved in reproduction. Set titles: 1. Reproduction in Invertebrates. 2. Reproduction in Vertebrates. 3. Reproduction in Mammals. 4. Larval Forms.
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....
Cinemicrographs (dark ground and phase contrast) of the lymph vessels, showing rhythmic contractions, the movements of the valves and the contraction and relaxation induced by drugs.
Demonstrates the habits and characteristics of the chameleon. Shows the animal in its normal habitat, camouflaged against leaves and moving among branches. Also illustrates some of the protective changes of...
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