THE CAVE COMMUNITY
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Series: Biology Series
Duration: 13 min
Year Published: 1961
Format: 16mm
Color: Color & B&W
Sound: Sound
Description: Discusses the cave community and explains that because of its relatively unchanging physical environment, it is of great interest to biologists. Takes a field trip in the Cumberland Caverns of Tennessee, and reveals important clues to the central questions of adaptation and evolution of species, pointing out that in the depths of a cave, scientists can observe the interactions among plants and animals in a community without light, where the level of humidity and the year-around temperature remain nearly constant.
Complete Record: Series: Biology series Source: EBF Interest level: jh-sh-c Guide: Guide Price: b&w $60, rent $3.50; color $120, rent $5 Format: sd b&w or color Catalog numbers: LC card Fi A 61-309
Metadata Source:Educational film guide. Supplements (1959-62)
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