Grouping Living Things

Duration: 17

Genre: Children's | Educational | Nature

Year Published: 1985

Creator: Encyclopaedia Britannica Educ Corp

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Examines the history and hierarchy of classification through the animated eyes of Carolus Linnaeus--the "Father of the Classification of Living Things." Demonstrates the importance of grouping like organisms and of giving each organism a scientifically useful name. Illustrates the many levels of similarity that link living things and how certain similarities dictate what group an organism belongs to., Examines the history and hierarchy of classification through the animated eyes of Carolus Linnaeus--the "Father of the Classification of Living Things." Demonstrates the importance of grouping like organisms and of giving each organism a scientifically useful name. Illustrates the many levels of similarity that link living things and how certain similarities dictate what group an organism belongs to., Examines the history and hierarchy of classification through the animated eyes of Carolus Linnaeus--the "Father of the Classification of Living Things." Demonstrates the importance of grouping like organisms and of giving each organism a scientifically useful name. Illustrates the many levels of similarity that link living things and how certain similarities dictate what group an organism belongs to.

Complete Record: Examines the history and hierarchy of classification through the animated eyes of Carolus Linnaeus--the "Father of the Classification of Living Things." Demonstrates the importance of grouping like organisms and of giving each organism a scientifically useful name. Illustrates the many levels of similarity that link living things and how certain similarities dictate what group an organism belongs to., , NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.