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Grand Rapids, Michigan
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BIOL 344
Vertebrate Biology
The lives of vertebrate animals attract our attention in ways unparalleled by other groups of organisms. From grand migrations, to elaborate fossil histories, to the roles vertebrates, including ourselves, play in the functioning of the biosphere, our fascination with these animals drives the programming content of many media outlets today. This course explores the range of vertebrate animals with an emphasis on their evolution, taxonomy, ecology, and conservation. Lectures and laboratories
Units: 4.0
Prerequisites:
BIOL 161 - Cellular and Genetic Systems
and
BIOL 160 - Ecological and Evolutionary Systems