PROTOPLASM—THE BEGINNING OF LIFE
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The earth appeared—earliest forms of life traced through the study of geology. Simplest forms of life. Characteristics of living things—movement, irritability, assimilation, and reproduction—shown in amoeba, stentor and other simple forms. Protoplasm exists in characteristic manner in one-celled and many celled hosts. Growth of plants is also portrayed.
Complete catalog record
Series: Life of living things series no. 1
Dewey number: 593
Audience level: sh
Format/cost: 16-sl-$24; rent $1.50
Distributors / rental: Bell & Howell Company $24; rent $1.50; Dudley Visual Education Service; Films, Inc; University of California $1.50
Dewey number: 593
Audience level: sh
Format/cost: 16-sl-$24; rent $1.50
Distributors / rental: Bell & Howell Company $24; rent $1.50; Dudley Visual Education Service; Films, Inc; University of California $1.50
Sources
- Educational Film Guide 1946 — title, creator, length, format, description, catalog record
Record added 2026-07-02 14:42:44