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Biology in Motion Biology in Motion
Tuesday, June 30, 2009 - Sarah Gingichashvili
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"Biology in Motion" website offers a vast collection of animations, interactive activities, and cartoons designed to make learning biology a richer, more engaging experience. All of the featured content has been collected by a professor of biology, who is constantly updating the site with biology-related graphics and multimedia of his own making. Recent additions to the website include interactive tutorials, quizzes, and a collection of biology cartoons.
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Comments & Replies (2)
hi   (01/15/10 - 20:27 - by denise)
i think this web site is stupid because i can ot find what i need
cells   (03/24/10 - 12:00 - by dert)
same as hi this web site sucks i was told to go to this one for a
project an theres nothing about it i clicked on everything!

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