The second semester involves topics dealing with the atmosphere and aquatics. Practical experiences dealing with conservation and the wise management and use of our natural resources are provided. Wisconsin and SE Wisconsin environmental issues are emphasized. Zoology Zoology is a semester course in which the structure, function, and behavior of invertebrates and vertebrates is analyzed. Microscopic study of invertebrates is followed by dissections of larger invertebrates and vertebrates.
Dissection includes the shark, fish, turtle, and pigeon.
Behavioral studies include the use of protozoans, hydra, earthworm, daphnia, crayfish, planaria, crickets, mealworms, and mammals. A laboratory experience is the goal of the course. Over 50 percent of the student's time is devoted to meaningful lab activities. Zoology is taught as a preparatory course for students planning post high school education. Successful completion of Biology or Honors Biology.