Biology
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| Adventures of Echo the Bat |
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| Interactive multimedia adventure to teach grade school children about remote sensing. The story about a young bat introduces the ideas of remote sensing, habitat, and biodiversity. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Biology in Motion |
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| Interactive biology learning activities. Flash cartoon mini lectures, biology terms, evolution lab, cell division, and cardiovascular system. |
Reviewed by hbird64
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| Biotech Adventure |
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| Features video clips on cloning and forensics, cells, cell reproduction, genetics, DNA replication, proteins. Includes illustrations. From Oklahoma State University.
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Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Brain: The World Inside Your Mind |
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| A virtual tour of a museum exhibit with an introduction to the brain and how it works; teacher's guide; downloadable video game based on neuron function. Available in English and Spanish. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Cells Alive |
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| Contains several activities to help students understand the basics of cellular biology. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Enter the Hive |
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| View of the structure of a bee hive with information on pollination, developing larva, storing honey. From the television show Nature. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Fun Facts about Fungi |
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| Explains fungi and mycology, the scientific study of fungi. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Got Fossils |
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| Find out what was in city of Laguna Hills and the Saddleback Valley millions of years ago. Timeline, animal facts, programs, and places to visit. |
Reviewed by hbird64
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| Kids' Korner |
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| Focuses on the biological diversity found in the Galapagos Islands with a brief introduction to the Galapagos, how they were formed, and the biological importance of these diverse ecosystems. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Let's Talk about Insects |
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| Utilizes slides with cartoon-like illustrations, photographs, text, and audio narration to explore the world of insects. Available in English and Spanish. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Life Science Safari |
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| Students learn about the cellular structure and classification of many living organisms. Arranged into five categories of bacteria, protists, fungi, plants, and animals. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Microbe Zoo |
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| Learn about communities of microbes, where they live, and how they help support life on earth. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Stalking the Mysterious Microbe |
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| Introduction to bacteria, archaea, fungi, protists, and viruses. Also features news, suggested experiments, facts about hand-washing, and information about microbiology careers. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Animal Trial |
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| Resource offers wildlife animal pictures with general facts. Covers animals ranging from North and South America, Europe, and Africa. |
Reviewed by hbird64
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| Attack of the Killer Fungus |
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| Information about mushroom farms, killer green mold, a case of
mistaken (taxonomic) identity, the difference between mushrooms and molds. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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| Biology 4 Kids |
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| Learn about how to study and classify life forms, ranging from cells and microbes to plants and animals. Includes teachers’ resources. |
Reviewed by bigt
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| She Brains - He Brains |
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| Discusses differences in male and female brains and where in the brain these differences might be located. |
Reviewed by netlibrarian
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