The laboratory is correlated with lectures and includes exercises of cell and tissue structure and function and exercises covering and integrating the microscopic and gross anatomy of the integument, body membranes, skeleton, articulations, and muscles with their corresponding body functions. Biology 105-106 or equivalent. 3 credits Fall Fr. Human Anatomy and Physiology. A continuation of Biology 211 in which attention is given to the structure and function of biological integrating and control mechanisms and mechanisms for processing, transporting, secreting, and eliminating.
Emphasis is given to body maintenance response to external and internal stress.
Laboratory exercises cover nervous, endocrine, digestive, circulatory, respiratory and urinary structures and processes in maintaining homeostasis. Prerequisite-Biology 211 or equivalent. 3 credits Spring Fr. The anatomy of vertebrate classes with emphasis on phylogeny and adaptation. The laboratory will stress dissection.