| Cycles of Life: Exploring Biology 26 Thirty-Minute Programs This series offers a panoramic view of life on Earth. From the chemical origins of life. From the chemical origins of life to complex and fragile ecosystems, twenty-six lessons dramatically show how biology explores the living world. The dynamic processes that energize nature are a backdrop for the interdependent relationships that sustain life. The series emphasizes how biology improves the quality of life by offering examples that are personally relevant to students. By merging the best of art and science, Coast Telecourses offers a spectacularjourney through the web of life. The observations of biologists at work can also motivate students to examine career options in the sciences. Cycles of Life: Exploring Biology features the intriguing interrelation among an living organisms. Its unifying themes include the following:
Twenty-six video lessons bring the science of biology to life. The videos take students to laboratories conducting groundbreaking research and to sites where biological investigations are improving the quality of life. Each episode is precisely crafted around instrlictioml objectives that meet the needs of instructors and students alike. The videos offer: Leading information and proven instructional methods, Compelling footage from around the world, Captivating 3-D computer animation and original microvideography. Teacher Guide: No Description available No Program Descriptions or Times 1. The Unity and Diversity of Life 2. Chemical Foundations of Life 3. Secrets of the Cell 4. The Power of Metabolism 5. Energy In - Energy Out 6. Generations: Mitosis and Meiosis 7. Patterns of Inheritance 8. DNA: Blueprint of Life 9. Proteins: Building Blocks of Life 10. Microevolution 11. Macroevolution 12. Viruses, Bacteria, and Protistans 13. Fungi, Plants, and Animals 14. Plant Structure 15. Plant Reproduction 16. Animal Structure 17. Circulation: A River of Life 18. Immunity 19. Respiration 20. Digestion and Fluid Balance 21. The Neural Connection 22. Endocrine Control: Systems in Balance 23. Animal Reproduction and Development 24. Populations and Communities 25. Ecosystems and the Biosphere 26. The Human Factor |
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