Biology 121-123 is a two-semester, eight-credit course which introduces the students to modern biological concepts primarily through audio tapes, demonstrations, and laboratory work. This course covers the following topics: The Microscope and Measurement; A Visit to the Great Barrier Reef; How to Make Sense Out of the Diversity of Life; Evolution and the Past Diversity of Life; Unity of Life and Adaptation; Microscopy and the Electron Microscope; The Architecture of Cells; How Substances Get In and Out of Cells; Chemicals of Life, Proteins and Enzymes; Origin of Life; Cell Reproduction; Animal Development; Genetics; Energy and Life; Plant Structure and Function; Animal Structure and Function.
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There is a fee for this course.