4. Feeding and Reproduction in Echinosphaerum nucleofilum
Developmental Biology Film Series episode 4.
Echinosphaerum is a microscopic (100 µm) single cell multinucleate protist with projecting axopodia which depolymerize to trap prey. The organism divides to reproduce.
Biologist: Lewis Tilney, University of Pennsylvania
National Science Foundation Grant DB3.
CREDITS
Produced by the Developmental Biology Film Program of the Educational Development Center
Project Director – Eugene Bell
Executive Producer – Jack Churchill
COPYRIGHT
1969 Educational Development Center, Inc. All rights reserved.
Distributed by the University of Massachusetts Amherst under license agreement with the Educational Development Center, Inc. For information on acquiring such distribution rights for your organization, contact the Technology Transfer Office at UMass Amherst.
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Echinosphaerum is a microscopic (100 µm) single cell multinucleate protist with projecting axopodia which depolymerize to trap prey. The organism divides to reproduce.
Biologist: Lewis Tilney, University of Pennsylvania
National Science Foundation Grant DB3.
CREDITS
Produced by the Developmental Biology Film Program of the Educational Development Center
Project Director – Eugene Bell
Executive Producer – Jack Churchill
COPYRIGHT
1969 Educational Development Center, Inc. All rights reserved.
Distributed by the University of Massachusetts Amherst under license agreement with the Educational Development Center, Inc. For information on acquiring such distribution rights for your organization, contact the Technology Transfer Office at UMass Amherst.
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