Teaching Physiology Most of the good sources of teaching materials on the web are for medical or mammalian physiology. As more materials that are primarily comparative or eco-physiological in nature become available on the internet, I will add a category entirely devoted to those types of materials. Please inform me of any URLs for potential inclusion on any part of this list. I have made some effort to evaluate these sites. Therefore, all of the materials listed below are copyrighted.
Authors differ in their attitudes towards their use.
One of the main purposes in calling for a central teaching resource is to have a place where materials are known to be freely available for non-commerical use. As far as I know, the first and probably still the best comprehensive attempt at a physiology website. It contains links to many U of Arizona teaching sites with notes for various physiology and anatomy courses targeted to different audiences. Some of the notes are remarkably thorough and well-done and can act as course texts while others tend to be incomplete outlines or syllabi. A very usable and complete set of notes on muscle physiology and biophysics , complete with a search engine.