Laboratory in Comparative Animal Physiology

3 credits · Undergraduate

This laboratory intensive course will provide opportunities for students to experience firsthand the role that experimentation, and data collection, interpretation, and communication plays in our understanding of how animals function. Vertebrate and invertebrate examples are used, in a comparative approach, to study a variety of physiological processes. CALENDAR NOTES: Laboratory experiments involve live invertebrates and/or vertebrate tissues. Students are required to handle live invertebrates during the lab. PREREQUISITES: BIOL 3078 or MARI 3074 or BIOL 3370 or MARI 3370; CHEM 1011 or CHMA 1000 and CHEM 1012 or CHMA 1001; STAT 1060 or STAT 2060 or SCIE 1506 or STAT 1501 CROSSLISTED: BIOL 3371 EXCLUSIONS: BIOL 3079, MARI 3076 FORMATS: Lecture | Lab