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Development of Organs

Describes one of the largest known cells, the hen's egg, and through microcinematography and macrocinematography shows the actual formation of some chick organs. Explains fertilization, diagrams the primitive streak and the three developing layers of tissue, and continues using time-lapse photography to show brain formation and development of the eye of the embryo. Demonstrates the growth of chick embryos outside the egg in a culture chamber. Shows development from a flat disk of cells on the first day, through morphogenetic movements to the final development of the chick. Highlights development of the heart.

More in AIBS Modern Biology Film Series

  1. Plant Growth and Development
  2. Ameboid Organisms 1960
  3. Flower Functions 1960
  4. Flower structure. 1960
  5. From atoms to organisms 1960
  6. Growth and Replacement 1960
  7. Patterns Of Energy Transfer 1960
  8. Patterns Of Reproduction 1960
  9. Regulation And Control 1960
  10. Regulation Of Growth 1960
  11. Reproduction. 1960
  12. Responses in Motile Forms 1960
  13. Responsiveness 1960
  14. Roots 1960
  15. Seeds And Germination 1960
  16. Stems 1960
  17. The Germ Theory Of Disease 1960
  18. The Plant Organism 1960
  19. The Unit Of Life 1960
  20. The Very Small 1960
  21. The World Of Life 1960
  22. Transfer Of Materials 1960
  23. What Is A Cell 1960
  24. Algal Reproduction 1961
  25. Crustacea And Their Allies 1961

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  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, length, format, sound, genre, description, catalog record

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