Diversity of Life

• The World of Fishes

  • The World of Fishes
  • Variation in Body Form among Fishes

• Adaptation to Terrestrial Habitats

  • Adaptation to Terrestrial Habitats
  • The First Life on Land
  • Indispensable Relationship between Amphibians and Water
  • Reptiles -Genuine Terrestrial Animals-

• Phylogenyof Terrestrial Plants

  • Phylogenyof Terrestrial Plants
  • First Terrestrial Plants
  • Paleozoic Forests
  • The Appearance ofSeed Plants
  • The Appearance ofAngiosperms

• The Age of Dinosaurs

  • The Age of Dinosaurs
  • The Phylogeny of Mesozoic Reptiles
  • Dinosaur Teeth
  • Flying Reptiles
  • Dinosaurs Eggs
  • Swimming Reptiles

• From Dinosaurs to Mammals

  • From Dinosaurs to Mammals
  • Monotremata: Reptile-like Mammals
  • How many bones does a giraffe's neck have?
  • The Special Breeding Methods of Marsupialia
  • Cetartiodactyla Even-toed Ungulate
  • Placentalia - 'The True Mammals'
  • Carnivora
  • Edentata
  • Lagomorpha
  • Tubulidentata
  • Squamata
  • Rodentia
  • Hyracoidea
  • Chiroptera
  • Dermoptera
  • Macroscelidea
  • Scandentia
  • Insectivora (Order Eulipotyphls& Order Afrosoricida)
  • Perisodactyla

• The World of Birds

  • The World of Birds
  • Adaptive Radiation of Birds

• Marine Mammals-Back to the Sea

  • Marine Mammals-Back to the Sea
  • Adaptation from Terrestrial to Marine

• Evolution of Elephants

  • Evolution of Elephants
  • Evolution of Elephant Teeth
  • Alterations in the Elephant Skull

• Life in Various Environments

  • Life in Various Environments

• Primates -The Pioneers of the Forest-

  • Primates -The Pioneers of the Forest-
  • Who are the Ancestors of Primates?
  • Primates Living in Boundary Regions
  • Primates Living inOpen Land
  • Tool-Using of Apes and 'the Culture'
  • Unique voices

• The World of Angiosperms

  • The World of Angiosperms
  • Out of the Forests
  • A Tropical Rain Forest

• The World of Insects

  • The World of Insects
  • Protecting against Natural Enemies and Risks
  • A 'Ninja' in Nature
  • The 'Size' of Insects
  • Sexual Dimorphism
  • Characteristic Morphology
  • The Beauty of Coloration and Markings in Insects