BIO 336 - Invertebrate Biology w/lab

Course Units: 1

Invertebrate biology includes the study of the different phyla of invertebrates; their anatomy, physiology, and evolutionary relationships. Invertebrate behavior and their interactions within different ecosystems will be examined. In the laboratory, students will study living and preserved invertebrates, as well as models and prepared microscope slides. Activities will include lab experiments, dissections, and other activities covering different invertebrate phyla. Prerequisite(s): BIO 103 Corequisite(s): BIO 336L CC: SET Note: Not open to students who have completed BCH/BIO 380 or BCH/BIO/CHM 382