Students study the structure, function, reproduction, development, and evolution of these organisms and their relationship to their environment. The laboratory provides extensive study of organisms through slides and living specimens, as well as field experience. BIO 106 General Biology II 4 cr. Fundamental biological principles relative to organisms within the Kingdom Animalia are introduced in this class. Students study the structure, function, reproduction, development, and evolution of these organisms and their relationship to their environment.
Emphasis is on the development and function of physiological systems from protozoa to mammalia.
The laboratory provides extensive study of organisms through slides, dissections, and living specimens, as well as field experience. An introduction to the structure and function of the human organism, these courses begin with an overview of the basic biological principles and progresses to a study of each human organ system. These courses emphasize normal anatomy and physiology. The laboratory work parallels and reinforces lecture topics. BIO 108 laboratory consists of the study of human anatomy by utilizing cat dissections.