BIOL 323 - Eukaryotic Diversity

This course explores the diversity, evolutionary history, and structure-function relationships of major lineages of eukaryotic organisms in a systematic framework. Themes include the evolution of multicellularity, nutrient acquisition and energy exchange with the environment, and adaptive strategies for survival, growth, and reproduction in diverse environments. Laboratory included. This course OR BIOL 301 - Introduction to Ecology OR BIOL 304 - General Microbiology OR BIOL 331 - Introduction to Evolutionary Biology is required as a core elective for all Biology majors. Students are encouraged to delay enrollment until after completing the Biology core courses.

Credit(s): 4
Prerequisite(s): BIOL 107 - Cells, Molecules, and Genes AND BIOL 104 - Ecology and Evolution of the Organism.
Disciplinary Perspective(s):
None
Interconnecting Perspective(s):
None
University Graduation Requirement(s):
None

Term Offered: Spring