CAMOUFLAGE IN NATURE BY PATTERN MATCHING
squirrels, fish, and deer—have protective color patterns which merge with their surroundings; that some creatures change their color patterns to match their surroundings; and that age and sex appear to be related to nature’s schemes for camouflage. Credits: Educational collaborator, Harriet M. Smith
Registration MP3688 Uncertain
- Term began
- 1946-03-05
- Claimant
- Coronet Instructional Film, a division of Esquire, Inc
- Class
- MP — published motion picture other than a photoplay (numbering series begun 1946)
- Finding
- registration number MP3688 does not fit the numbering of 1946; the catalog date or number is likely misprinted
The catalog entry has a problem (missing date, or a number that does not fit its year), so the renewal check cannot be relied on.
Catalog entry
Catalog of Copyright Entries, Third Series, Parts 12–13: Motion Pictures, 1949, Internet Archive catalogofcopyri331213libr (OCR text), lines 2244–2257.
squirrels, fish, and deer—have protective color patterns which merge with their surroundings; that some creatures change their color patterns to match their surroundings; and that age and sex appear to be related to nature’s schemes for camouflage. Credits: Educational collaborator, Harriet M. Smith. © Coronet Instructional Film, a division of Esquire, Inc.; 5Mar46 (in notice: 1945); MP3688.
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