Unit 2

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Film on the ecosystem of a North American marsh.

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Portugese-language silent print. "An explanation of how nature produces topsoil from the basic raw materials of rock, water, air, and sunlight. The film emphasizes the necessity for an organized conservation program to save our natural reosurces. Includes animated drawings. For high school students and adult groups"--1948 Catalog of Copyright Entries.

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Unidentified part from The Living Forest series.

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Segments from title 2 in The Living Forest series, produced by the Conservation Foundation in association with the New York Zoological Society. Distributed by Encyclopedia Britannica Films.

Scope and Contents "Around the year in the zoo. Interesting animals and events in the New York Zoological Park. Photographed by Sam Dunton. Directed and Narrated by William Bridges Curator of Publications. Production Associate Herbert J. Knobloch Assistant Curator of Education"--Film credits. Year-in-review film for 1961. Footage includes Great Apes House, baby orangutans at Animal Hospital, keeper Steve Spencook wtih a crocodilian, iguanas and other reptiles, Bird House exhibits, Members Day activities; the...

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Film illustrating the history of the New York Aquarium on its 90th anniversary.

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"Bovidae, Antelope, Gnu. Gnus on exhibit, Baby Gnu (1964). Bovidae - Anelope - Kob. Herd of Impala. Bovidae- Takin - Takin with Gordon [Cu]yler. Bovidae - Oribi. "--Original can label.

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Film produced by Encyclopedia Britannica comparing pond ecosystems and the modern urban environment.

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Produced by Charles Goodnight and filmed at his JA Ranch; includes footage of a Kiowa buffalo hunt staged by Goodnight for the film at his ranch.

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Film showcasing a whaling ship and its sailors hunting whales in the Indian Ocean.