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Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources

11:216:360 Animal Physiological Ecology (3 cr)

Syllabus 11:216:360 (226k PDF)
Instructor: Dr. Henry John-Alder
Pre-Requisite(s): 01:119:116 & 117
Two 80-min. lecs.

The course addresses physiological topics from the perspectives of comparative, ecological, environmental, evolutionary, integrative, and organismal issues. Objectives are to understand: the diversity of life, with a particular focus on physiological functions that allow animals to live and thrive in in a range of environments; the breadth of the discipline of physiology and the importance of integrating physiology with ecology and behavior, and with cellular and molecular biology; and that evolution is the ‘fabric’ or biology.

Program Learning Goals: 5, 7