Nematode

Observes, without narration, the behavior of the nematode, a species of roundworm found in plant roots. Uses microscopy and close-up photography to depict locomotion, feeding, reproduction, and elimination. Utilizes captions and photography to emphasize the major concepts.

More in Biology Series Unit 7 - Animal Classification and Physiology

  1. Flatworms (Platyhelminthes)
  2. Stinging celled animals--Coelenterates 1960
  3. Adaptive Radiation - the Mollusks 1961
  4. Echinoderms: Sea Stars And Their Relatives. 1961
  5. First Many Celled Animals : Sponges 1962
  6. Flatworms: Platyhelminthes. 1962
  7. The First Many - Celled Animals - The Sponges 1962
  8. The Jointed-Legged Animals: Arthropods 1962
  9. The Single-Celled Animal: Protozoa 1962
  10. What Is a Bird? 1962
  11. What Is an Amphibian? 1962
  12. Parasitism - Parasitic Flatworms 1963
  13. What Is a Fish? 1963
  14. Nematode 1973
  15. Nematode 1973
  16. Echinoderms: Sea stars and their relatives 1987
  17. What is a mammal? 1987

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