W.C. Brown, Dubuque, Iowa. The purpose of this course is to achieve an understanding of vertebrate anatomy and development. Lecture material will be supplemented in the laboratory by first examining the developmental stages of each organ system, in an ontogenetic sense, as they occur in the frog and chick embryo. Four lecture exams will be given. The last lecture exam will be given at the regularly scheduled final exam period for this course.
Attendance is required at all scheduled exams.
You are required to take every exam since all will count toward your final grade. There will be no make up exams unless you have a bona fide excused absence. This means that you must contact one of the instructors before the scheduled exam explaining why you cannot take the exam at the regularly scheduled time. Roll will be taken in the laboratory and on some occasions in the lecture. You will be responsible for all material presented in the lecture and laboratory and past experience has shown a strong correlation between good exam scores and regular class attendance.