THE CAVE COMMUNITY

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.

Credits

Directed by
Bert Van Bork
Complete catalog 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

More in Biology Series

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  2. Pin mold. 1950
  3. The rabbit. 1950
  4. HIGH ARCTIC BIOME 1960
  5. Social Insects: The Honey Bee 1960
  6. Succession - From Sand Dune to Forest 1960
  7. THE BLOOD 1960
  8. Adaptive Radiation - the Mollusks 1961
  9. DNA: MOLECULE OF HEREDITY 1961
  10. ECHINODERMS—SEA STARS AND THEIR RELATIVES 1961
  11. FUNGI 1961
  12. MITOSIS 1961
  13. SEED GERMINATION 1961
  14. SEGMENTATION: THE ANNELID WORMS 1961
  15. THE CAVE COMMUNITY 1961
  16. THE FIRST MANY-CELLED ANIMALS, THE SPONGES 1961
  17. The Temperate Deciduous Forest 1961
  18. The Tropical Rain Forest 1961
  19. WHAT IS A REPTILE? 1961
  20. Angiosperms: The Flowering Plants 1962
  21. GYMNOSPERMS 1962
  22. INTRODUCING INSECTS 1962
  23. PLANT MOTIONS—ROOTS, STEMS, LEAVES 1962
  24. SIMPLE PLANTS—THE ALGAE 1962
  25. Single Celled Animals - Protozoa 1962

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Sources

  1. Educational film guide. Supplements (1959-62) — title, year, length, format, color, sound, description, catalog record
  2. Catalog of Classroom Teaching Films for Georgia Schools, No. 10 (Georgia Department of Education) — title, creator, length, description
  3. Wikidata · Q123306760 ↗ — country, credits