Invertebrates: Conditioning or Learning?
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Features experiments with several species of invertebrates to explore their abilities to learn. Explains and demonstrates research in the training of paramecia, planarian worms, honeybees, and dragonflies. Relates the abilities of these simple animals to the complex abilities of man. Narrated by Leslie Nielsen., Features experiments with several species of invertebrates to explore their abilities to learn. Explains and demonstrates research in the training of paramecia, planarian worms, honeybees, and dragonflies. Relates the abilities of these simple animals to the complex abilities of man. Narrated by Leslie Nielsen.
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Registered 1May75 · MP26910 (Jan-Jun 1975) Copyright holder: National Geographic Society Production company: Jack Kaufman Productions, Inc
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Features experiments with several species of invertebrates to explore their abilities to learn. Explains and demonstrates research in the training of paramecia, planarian worms, honeybees, and dragonflies. Relates the abilities of these simple animals to the complex abilities of man. Narrated by Leslie Nielsen., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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