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• Dinosaur Plague
  NOVA science NOW segment about a couple who study amber and found insects in amber with blood (like Jurassic Park). Blood carried preserved pathogens like malaria, leschmaiasis. They theorize that by time of asteroid impact 65 mya dinosaurs may have been on their last legs...or gone.
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• Discovery Channel Presents Blue Planet
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• Jean-Michel Cousteau : Ocean Adventures . Beluga Balancing Act | PBS
  Lesson plan for "Beluga Balancing Act" from Jean-Michel Cousteau's Ocean Adventures. Grades 5-8 and runs for 7 1-hour class periods. Important theme is the issues that threaten the beluga population and its ecosystem
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• Jean-Michel Cousteau : Ocean Adventures . Spectacular Squid
  View the video “Squid Spawning” to learn about the short life of the opalescent squid. Complete additional activities to further investigate the habitats and adaptations of squid and their relatives. Science for grades 5-8. Watch it online. Video length: 4 minutes 30 seconds BACKGROUND INFORMATION Squid are soft-bodied creatures belonging to phylum Mollusca, class Cephalopoda. Other members of this class include octopuses, cuttlefish and nautiluses. Cephalopods have large brains relative to their body size and are considered to be the most intelligent invertebrates. They also have well-developed eyes.
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• NOAA Environmental Visualization Laboratory
  Viewing Images and Video Images - The majority of the images found on the EVL website are created from NOAA satellite data, primarily the GOES and POES spacecraft. Imagery is available in JPG or PNG format in a variety of medium and high resolution formats; however some images are available for very high resolution printing. Animations and video - The EVL is constantly looking for the best way to deliver high quality digital video compatible with the major video playback architectures. We use the latest video industry standard, MPEG-4 with H.264 compression, for its compatibility in broadcast and DVD production and Flash for its universal support in internet browsers. Our video can be viewed in the latest Apple QuickTime, Windows Media, Real and MPEG-compat
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• NOVA | Mysterious Life of Caves | PBS
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• Rediscovering Biology
  Creation of a Transgenic Animal
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• ScienceDaily Stories about Ice Sheet Melting
  Global climate change and sea level rise due to melting of ice sheets around the globe. Includes video news storiesw
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• Special Report - Science Nation
  The online magazine that's all about science for the people. New videos weekly about how science affects real world people.
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• Teachers' Domain Water Cycle Animation
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• The Journey to Palomar | PBS
  It has been said that George Ellery Hale did for the entire universe what Christopher Columbus did only for the Earth. Most people have never heard of Hale, but his life and work had a profound effect on the development of 20th century science in America, most notably--astronomy.\n\nThe Journey to Palomar traces the epic personal and professional quest of the Chicago-born astronomer to build the four largest telescopes of the 20th century, culminating with the 20-year effort to build the million-pound telescope on Palomar Mountain, a project considered the "moon shot" of the 1930s and 1940s. Comes with Teacher's Guide
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• Travels in the Great Tree of Life - Peabody Museum at Yale
  10' video "Discovering the Great Tree of Life." Biodiversity and relationships from one organism to another. Mention high technologies. Tells that Darwin was first to compare Earth's life to a tree - now called a phylogeny. GREAT animation of physical separation, mutation, and explains branching of the tree. Talk of characteristics of species in terms of morphology and DNA technologies. Discuss phylogeny in terms of experimental approach--number of solutions in building the tree for 50 species is more than the number of atoms in the universe. Development of new theory, massive amounts of data, and huge advances in computing allow us to study. Example of Reflesia, the corpse flower, which are the biggest flowers in the world. Their closest relatives are m...
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• Why Study the Great Tree of Life - Yale's Peabody Museum
  4' video talks about everyday reasons to Study the Tree of Life. Talk about crop resistance, conservation of endangered species, maintaining healthy ecosystems through biodiversity, and optimizing ecological services that keep air and water clean.
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