Biology 331 or 426. The study of molecular biology of prokaryotic, eukaryotic and viruses, including their phylogeny, structure and replication. Biology 331 or 426. Students learn to recognize the characteristic plants of the various plant communities of Southern California. Problems resulting from habitat destruction, urbanization, and loss of species are discussed.
Laboratory includes collection and identification techniques, and habitat comparisons.
A study of fundamental physiological processes of vertebrate tissues, organs and systems. Chemistry 201 or 331. An introduction to scientific literature. In this two-unit seminar course, students read scientific papers and analyze the works of other scientists. A project-based course, Senior Research will give students experience in designing and implementing experiments or field studies aimed at testing hypotheses of interest.