Bi 233 Human Anatomy and Physiology III 4 credits Continuation of the study of systems of the human body, their structure and function, including digestive, urogenital, and endocrine systems. Upper Division Courses Bi 314 Comparative Animal Physiology 4 credits Comparative study of respiration, circulation, digestion, energetics, and thermoregulation. Emphasizes general physiological principles and uses physical and mathematical approaches that are applicable to all animals. Three lectures, one 3-hour lab. Bi 317 Vertebrate Natural History 4 credits Examines systematics, distribution, behavior, dormancy, population movements, population dynamics, and ecology of vertebrates.
Laboratory emphasizes field studies and identification.
Two lectures, two 3-hour laboratories. Bi 330 Topics in Biology 1 to 4 credits each Selected topics in biology intended for non biology majors. Topics are chosen on the basis of their relevance to other disciplines and contemporary society and current issues. Cannot be used to meet biology major requirements. Credit determined by topic.