WHAT IS A REPTILE?
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Series: Biology Series
Duration: 18 min
Year Published: 1961
Format: 16mm
Color: B&W
Sound: Sound
Description: Explains that many different forms of reptiles exist today and gives evidence of the ability of this class to survive and to develop widely varying forms throughout the world. Examines reasons for the reptile's survival, including the evolution of scales, the waterproof skin, and the improved limbs. Shows representative species of the four orders with their physical characteristics, reproductive processes, and feeding habits
Complete Record: Series: Biology series Source: EBF Interest level: sh-c Guide: Guide Price: $120, rent $3.50; color $240, rent $8 Format: sd b&w Catalog numbers: LC card Fl A 61-900
Metadata Source:Educational film guide. Supplements (1959-62)
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