Next offered Spring 2000. Ms. Levin . Examines the maintenance, reproductive, and social behaviors of animals from evolutionary, ecological, and mechanistic perspectives. Topics include behavioral ecology and sociobiology, behavioral genetics, behavioral endocrinology, and neuroethology. Lecture and laboratory.
Laboratory includes field observations of free living animals.
Bio 51 or 41E, or permission of insrtuctor. Next offered Spring 1999. The biology of invertebrates, inclusive of all groups from the Protozoa through the invertebrate Chordata, with emphasis on morphology, classification, and phylogeny. Laboratory involves dissection of representative invertebrates and emphasizes observations of living organisms. Offered alternate years.