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BIO 335

Animal Physiology

Includes laboratory. In Animal Physiology we use an integrative approach to study the mechanisms by which animals maintain interal environments that are compatible to life. The basis of organ systems function, homeostatic responses to environmental stresses, evolutionary and developmental adaptations and normal body functions are explored at the cellular and organismic level. Selected physiological topics including osmoregulation, metabolism, nerve function, cardiac and respiratory physiology are investigated in the accompanying laboratory sessions. Prerequisites: BIO 101

Distribution Area Prerequisites Credits
BIO 101 1 course

Fall Semester information

Kevin Kinney

335A: Animal Physiology