First Many Celled Animals : Sponges

Demonstrates that the sponge represents one development of multicellularity in animals. Live photography, animation, photomicrography and laboratory experimentation are used to show life processes and adaptation of sponges to their environment.
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Episode of Series “Biology program; unit 3. Animal life”. Demonstrates that the sponge represents one development of multicellularity in animals. Shows life processes and the adaptation of sponges to their environment. Suitable for upper secondary level.

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  3. Adaptive Radiation - the Mollusks 1961
  4. Echinoderms: Sea Stars And Their Relatives. 1961
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  6. Flatworms: Platyhelminthes. 1962
  7. The First Many - Celled Animals - The Sponges 1962
  8. The Jointed-Legged Animals: Arthropods 1962
  9. The Single-Celled Animal: Protozoa 1962
  10. What Is a Bird? 1962
  11. What Is an Amphibian? 1962
  12. Parasitism - Parasitic Flatworms 1963
  13. What Is a Fish? 1963
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