Science concepts

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Evolution

Discusses early theories of evolution, the work of Darwin, fossil and other evidence, and the effects of evolutio on us and the future.

Cells

2002
A detailed presentation of the structure and function of different types of cells and of research into developing technologies such as cloning and the use of stem cells.

Plate tectonics

1998
Discusses plate tectonics, the theory that the surface of the earth is always moving, and the connection of this phenomenon to earthquakes and volcanoes.

Clocks and rhythms

1999
Discusses the concepts of time and biological cycles, including the phases of the moon, the internal clocks of plants and animals, seasonal rhythms, and the aging process.

Symbiosis

1998
Discusses the three kinds of symbiosis: mutualism, commensalism, and parasitism and describes examples of these relationships.

Photosynthesis

1998
Explains photosynthesis, the process responsible for providing the material and energy for all living things, and discusses such related issues as respiration, the carbon cycle, acid rain, and the greenhouse effect.

Food chains

1998
Explains various components of a food chain and discusses the concepts of food webs, umbrella species, biogeochemical cycles, and more.

DNA

2002
Explains the structure and function of DNA and discusses current relevant scientific research.

The universe

2003
Explores the universe and all of its elements, including the Milky Way, our solar system, the stars, and other astronomical bodies, and examines why it is important to continue studying the cosmos.

Adaptation

2008
Describes Darwin's theory of evolution, and explains how various species of animal life have adapted to their environments.

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