Perceptive Pixel demo of displaying a taxonomic classification
rdmpage- Length: 0:23
- Tags: visualisation classification touchscreen
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The Taxonomy Song (For my friends in premed)
Me and George's way of memorizing the taxonomic levels of biological classification. I'm such a nerd...
aronra - Turns out we DID come from monkeys! Author
Posted FTW an anti censorship mirror of aronrs' compelling argument for re-evaluating the sensibilities of taxonomic nomenclature, which as it stands serves as a glaring bias for homo sapiens, as monophyletic beneficiaries, of the genotype, phenotype and taxonomic stereotype to tacitly set us...
- skepticoz
- Length: 1:41
- Tags: Monkeys taxonomy hominid ancestors evolution cladistics monophyletic polyphyletic
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Planet Bob
Planet Bob is a humorous look at the world's Biodiversity problem. Combining live action, animation, and the voice talent of legendary broadcaster Hugh Downs, Planet Bob talks about what is being done to learn more about what species are endangered. Planet Bob also introduces Cybertaxonomy, a new...
- MediaAlchemy
- Length: 6:30
- Tags: planetbob science comedy cybertaxonomy taxonomy hugh downs ASU Media Alchemy planet Bob hugh downs Planet Bob Arizona State University beetles sexy laptop television funny environment species award-winning Telly Award Webby award Best of the Web humor college animation independent film DVX100 G-rating good for kids biology endangered family silly Earth
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Mass Extinction Event
An extinction event (also known as: mass extinction; extinction-level event, ELE) is a sharp decrease in the number of species in a relatively short period of time. Mass extinctions affect most major taxonomic groups present at the time — birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, fish,...
- EvolutionaryBiology
- Length: 9:19
- Tags: mass extinction event climate change global warming
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The Encyclopedia of Life
"Imagine an electronic page for each species of organism on Earth, available everywhere by single access on command." - Edward O. Wilson
- pleary96
- Length: 4:0
- Tags: Encyclopedia Biology Life Science Taxonomic Informatics Bioinformatics Wilson Taxonomy Wikipedia Web 2.0 EOL
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BIOLOGY RAP
Final Project For Freshman Biology Biology-Rap LYRICS: 6 different kingdoms 2 million different species 7 taxonomic rankings/ranks 7 features of life Those are some numbers for you to learn and use To grow and die, to reproduce Homeostasis and energy use Cell composition Environment reaction And...
JMDMT #243 Microfossils of Cyanobacteria in Carbonaceous Meteorites
The James M. dupont Meteorite Collection - impossible and the most satisfactory alternative will probably be exchange of preparations. Not until we know the ultrastructure and the cell contents of most of the species in a group will it be possible to consider whether, and if so in what way, the...
- h4ck3rm1k3
- Length: 1:11
- Tags: Meteorite Life Fossils Cyanobacteria Carbonaceous
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Human Evolution: Did We Come From Monkeys?
aronra reveals a controversial new taxonomy stating that humans and other apes not only evolved directly from monkeys, but that we are in fact still monkeys right now. --- Please subscribe to Science & Reason: • www.youtube.com • www.youtube.com • www.youtube.com --- Turns out we DID come...
- FFreeThinker
- Length: 10:58
- Tags: Human Theory Of Evolution Turns Out Did We Come From Monkeys aronra Natural Selection Made Easy Charles Darwin Humanoid Primates Apes Missing Links Transitional Forms Classification Taxonomy Common Ancestor Science Biology Creationism Creationists Intelligent Design ID
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SCAR-marbin Webcasts: new data portal tour
This video is the first of a series of webcast tutorials that will be made available in the help section of the new scarmarbin data portal. The present video tours the website, introducing the main capabilities and features to visualize, browse and download taxonomic and biogeographic data.
- scarmarbin
- Length: 6:11
- Tags: antarctic conservation census of marine life scar taxonomy bioinformatics biogeography biodiversity
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Our Primate Cousins
Photo slideshow of various primates I've worked with at a wild animal park (except the orangutans and gorillas, which were photographed elsewhere). Humans belong to the taxonomic Order Primates, which is comprised of 11 Families, 52 Genera, & 181 species. Primates are divided into two main...
JMDMT #224 Microfossils of Cyanobacteria in Carbonaceous Meteorites
The James M. dupont Meteorite Collection - depressed between one- third and two-thirds of the distance from the raphe to the margin and through- out this area the chambers in the striae are more distant than elsewhere. Taxonomic Implications Attention is here drawn to some similarities and...
- h4ck3rm1k3
- Length: 1:0
- Tags: Meteorite Life Fossils Cyanobacteria Carbonaceous
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An Introduction to the Primates - PREVIEW
Purchase: www.der.org This video covers 41 species of primates ranging from the 300 gram sized pygmy slow loris to the 200 kilogram sized gorilla. The animals are organized by taxonomic category, although formal terms are not used. Instead, they are grouped by their shared features, in an effort...
JMDMT #202 Microfossils of Cyanobacteria in Carbonaceous Meteorites
The James M. dupont Meteorite Collection - these according to the position and type of perforation of the septum or septa. The Use of Diatom Ultrastructure in Taxonomy In spite of the large amount of information available about the ultrastructure of diatoms, it has until now been of little use in...
- h4ck3rm1k3
- Length: 1:15
- Tags: Meteorite Life Fossils Cyanobacteria Carbonaceous
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We Are All Related - Evolution Of Humans
Our Primate Cousins. This is a video about human life. For billions of years life has evolved through the evolution process. Species have adapted to change over this long period. Man is the very obvious relative to the very intelligent primate. Just look at their faces and you will be able to...
Human Evolution Did We Come From Monkeys mirror
aronra reveals a controversial new taxonomy stating not only that humans and other apes not only evolved directly from monkeys, but that we are in fact still monkeys right now. • www.youtube.com • locolobo.org Turns out we DID come from monkeys! In an earlier video, aronra listed many of the...
Noah's Ship of Fools
A scientific presentation suggesting a taxonomic reclassification of a small subset of the human population.
- massspectrician
- Length: 2:56
- Tags: Hovind Evolution Taxonomy Venomfangx creationism creation creationist biology subspecies Homo sapiens genesis
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