Lifetimes of change: development and growth

United States, 1983

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Episode of Series “The Web of life”.
Shows the changes that take place within the lifetimes of individual organisms. Illustrates the ideas of birth, growth, change and decay by using three examples from the natural world: toadstools, frogs and flowering plants. Also notes the main changes in structure and in behaviour that distinguish a human lifetime. Suitable for upper secondary level.

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Australian Academy of Science

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00:17:22:00

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United States
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1983

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The Web of life

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The Web of life

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