Course Descriptions for the Science Department

BIOL2670 - Comparative Vertebrae Anatomy Spring 2013 This course is a study of vertebrate structure, its functional significance, and the range of variation in structure of different species from an evolutionary standpoint. The course goals include introduction to the classes within the phylum Chordata, gaining an understanding of the form and function of vertebrate structure using comparisons across select taxa and use morphological data to infer evolutionary relationships between vertebrate taxa. Prerequisite: BIOL2570 Co-requisite: BIOL2680 3 Credits

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BIOL2670-A			Comparative Vertebrae Anatomy
26 Seats			Credits:	3	Days:	M W F
			Location:	Moon	Room:
			Time:	10:00-10:50 am	Instructor:	Hanna
			Session:	1 (08/26 - 12/14/13)	Term:	Fall 2013
			Prerequisite: BIOL2570 Co-requisite: BIOL2680