Life story of the paramecium

Duration: 9

Year Published: 1989

Creator: ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA EDUC. (FILM

Format: 16mm

Color: B&W

Description: A photographic study of the one-celled paramecium, showing how it eats, grows, breathes, moves, gives off wastes, and reproduces. Compares the paramecium with other types of one-celled animals, presenting the idea that the basic unit of life is the individual cell and that complex organisms are composed of millions of such cells., Presents a photographic study of the one-celled paramecium showing how it eats, grows, breathes, moves, gives off wastes, and reproduces. Compares the paramecium with other types of one-celled animals, presenting the fundamental idea that the basic unit of life is the individual cell and that complex organisms are composed of millions of such cells which, through highly specialized and interdependent, carry on all the basic life processes. Collaborators, Robert Hull, Margaret McKibben Lawler.

Complete Record: A photographic study of the one-celled paramecium, showing how it eats, grows, breathes, moves, gives off wastes, and reproduces. Compares the paramecium with other types of one-celled animals, presenting the idea that the basic unit of life is the individual cell and that complex organisms are composed of millions of such cells., Presents a photographic study of the one-celled paramecium showing how it eats, grows, breathes, moves, gives off wastes, and reproduces. Compares the paramecium with other types of one-celled animals, presenting the fundamental idea that the basic unit of life is the individual cell and that complex organisms are composed of millions of such cells which, through highly specialized and interdependent, carry on all the basic life processes. Collaborators, Robert Hull, Margaret McKibben Lawler.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.