Vertebrate Anatomy
BIOL-UA 23
Study of the evolutionary development of backboned animals, with emphasis on the mammals. Treats the major organ systems of vertebrate groups, with stress on structural-functional interpretations. Laboratory work includes detailed dissection of representative vertebrates. Field trips to the American Museum of Natural History help illustrate some of the topics.
Format: Lecture, Laboratory
Prerequisites: BIOL-UA 11 or BIOL-AD 101 or BIOL-UA 9011 AND BIOL-UA 12 or BIOL-UA 9012 or BIOL-UA 21, MCB1 (BIOL-UA 21)
Corequisites: None
Location: New York
Equivalent(s): None
Course Description
Term(s) offered:
Requirements satisfied:
- Major: Biology Standard Track
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Advanced Biology
- Major: Ecology Track
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Advanced Biology
- Major: GPH/Biology
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- Additional Elective
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Advanced Biology
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Advanced Biology
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Additional Elective
- Additional Elective