Icons of evolution / ColdWater Media videorecording
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TextPublication details: Palmer Lake, CO : ColdWater Media, ©2002.Description: 1 videodisc (51 min.) : sound, color with black and white sequences ; 4 3/4 inISBN: - 0972043314
- QH362
- Executive producer: Jim Fitzgerald ; producer: Bryan Boorujy ; directors: Jim Fitzgerald, Bryan Boorujy.
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Subtitle on container: The growing scientific controversy over Darwin.
Bonus features: 10 questions to ask your biology teacher; Experts answer frequently asked questions about evolution; Recommended web resources; Recommended book resources; Chapter selection.
Controversy in Burlington --
Scopes monkey trial --
National attention --
Haeckel's embryos --
Darwin's finches --
4-winged fruit fly --
Bacterial resistance --
Homology --
Cambrian explosion --
Chengjiang fossils --
Back to Burlington --
Teaching the controversy.
Executive producer: Jim Fitzgerald ; producer: Bryan Boorujy ; directors: Jim Fitzgerald, Bryan Boorujy.
Narrator: Gregory Eagles.
Shows how high school biology teacher Roger DeHart of the Burlington-Edison High School (Burlington, Wash.) was instructed to teach evolution using textbooks he believed to be inaccurate. Discusses some of evolution's icons: Haeckel's embryonic drawings, finches on the Galapagos Islands with different size beaks, the four-winged fruit fly, antibiotic resistant bacteria and Darwin's tree of life.