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3-D Brain Anatomy: The Secret Life of the Brain - take a three dimensional tour of the brain
American Museum of Natural History (site map)
Anatomy of the Eye - click on the name of the parts in the animation to learn more about the eye on 11/5/09
Animal Diversity Web maintained by The University of Michigan"s Museum of Zoology. A rich source of information about Mammals, Birds, Amphibians and Reptiles, Sharks, Bony Fishes, Mollusks, Arthropods, and Echinoderms. Be sure to check out their page of frog calls.
Animal Links from the National Aquarium in Baltimore provides links to six separate areas. Be sure to check out the Species section and the Venom Striking Beauties. There is a lot of good information here.
Animal Skull Collection - organized into six categories; mammal, bird, reptile, amphibian, fish/shark, & crustacean - presented by DeLoy Roberts, biology teacher at Skyline High School in Idaho Falls, Idaho
Animations from Virtual Cell - By working through the still images and movies included for each topic, viewers can easily choose between either studying a specific step from one of the processes or taking a more immersive look at the process in it"s entirety.
Autumn Leaf Color - An answer to the question ‘why do leaves change color in the fall?’
Biology - overview from Wikipedia
Biology Lessons for Prospective and Practicing Teachers from San Diego State University.
Biosciences - a rich source of resources related to the biological sciences.
Botany online - The Internet Hypertextbook
Brain Exploration - Explore the Brain and Spinal Cord. Many interesting links for middle, high school students.
Brain Images of normal and diseased brains can be found at the Whole Brain Atlas.
Build a Fish - Build a Fish by choosing a body, mouth, and color/pattern, and then release it into the reef! In the process you will learn about adaptations that help the fish survive in their environment.
Cells Alive offers some interesting microscopic views of cells and some great teaching on a wide range of topics; from how HIV viruses travel to the anatomy of a splinter.
Changing World Lessons from USGS
1. Exploring Caves - K-3
2. Mud Fossils - K-3
3. Global Change - 4-6
4. Land and People: Finding a Balance - 7-12
ChickScope -Embryology: The 21-day Chick Lifecycle. How does an egg develop from the time it is laid to the time it hatches? Come explore with us the fascinating 21-day life cycle of the embryological chick
Conservation Investigation: Seahorses - You are a reporter for an international newspaper assigned to investigate the sea horse situation. You can travel to the Philippines and see seahorses and their habitat, interview local people, scientists, fishermen, traders, medicine users, and do library research for documents and statistics. Then write a balanced editorial that takes a point of view, respectfully and accurately represents the opposing or alternative attitudes.
Cool Microbiology - a selection of pictures and interesting web links related to microbiology
Cool Science for Curious Kids - The Howard Hughes Medical Institute picked some of the best museum activities and adapted them for the Web. The result is this simple site for kids in kindergarten through second or third grade. Kids explore animals, dust, butterflies, and more.
Disease Outbreak News - from the World Health Organization