BIO 235 - Zoology

3 Credits

Zoology is the study of the anatomy, physiology, evolution and ecology of members of the animal kingdom. In this course, students will survey members of the major invertebrate and vertebrate animal phyla and in an evolutionary context. Special attention will be paid to the anatomical features of each major animal phyla and their classes. Inquiry-based study in the concurrent laboratory component (BIO 235L ) provides hands-on application of appropriate lecture material.
Prerequisites: BIO 144 or permission from the Academic Department.

Laboratory fee required.