Video 4.1 Amoeba with visible organelles. Video 4.2 Newt epithelial cells.

Video 4.1 Amoeba with visible organelles

Video 4.2 Newt epithelial cells

Video 4.3 Tradescantia stamen hair cell

Video 4.4 Amoeba with visible nucleus and nucleolus

Video 4.5 Epidermal cells of an onion, with visible endoplasmic reticulum

Video 4.6 A diatom, Surirella, with visible Golgi bodies

Video 4.7 Exocytosis of coccoliths in a marine golden alga, Pleurochrysis

Video 4.8 Mitochondria

Video 4.9 A green alga, Pediastrum simplex

Video 4.10 A golden alga, Synura sp.

Video 4.11 A red alga, Chroodactylans

Video 4.12 A dinoflagellate, Lepidodenium, with green algal endosymbionts

Video 4.13 Paramecium bursaria with green algal endosymbionts\

Video 4.14 Cytoplasmic streaming in a green alga, Micrasterias

Video 4.15 Chromatophore and melanophore function in fish scales

Video 4.16 A Paramecium uses cilia for feeding

Video 4.17 High magnification view of flagellar action in Volvox

Video 4.18 The flagellated green alga Haematoccocus

Video 4.19 The flagellated euglenoid, Phacus

Video 4.20 Rotifers feeding via flagella-induced vortices

Video 4.21 Cell walls and stomatal complexes in Tradescantia