Life In A Cell

Duration: 14

Genre: Educational

Year Published: 1960

Creator: INFORMATION INTERNATIONAL

Format: 16mm

Sound: sound

Description: Points out the functions that need to be performed in order for an organism to sustain life using as an example the amoeba, which is observed in microcinematography. States that all living things, plants and animals, are known as organisms, and that such organisms are distinguished from all other matter by the characteristic of life. Using the amoeba, enumerates and illustrates the seven functions of life--locomotion, digestion, assimilation, respiration, excretion, irritability, and reproduction.

Complete Record: Points out the functions that need to be performed in order for an organism to sustain life using as an example the amoeba, which is observed in microcinematography. States that all living things, plants and animals, are known as organisms, and that such organisms are distinguished from all other matter by the characteristic of life. Using the amoeba, enumerates and illustrates the seven functions of life--locomotion, digestion, assimilation, respiration, excretion, irritability, and reproduction.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.