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Diversity of Life

University of Canterbury CourseInfoBiol
Credits3.6
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Semester offeredBIOL113-26
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Last updated2 months ago

Description

An overview of the diversity, evolution, structure and function of animals, plants and microbes. This course provides an overview of the vast diversity of life on Earth. You will hear about the evolution, structure, function and importance of animals, plants and microbes. The first module of the course focuses on the diversity, reproduction and structure of plants. The second focuses on microorganisms whereas the third examines animals and includes discussion of animal diversity, respiration, circulation, excretion and water balance. Hands-on investigation of a variety of organisms in laboratory classes is an important part of the course. The course provides essential background material that all biologists need and is one of the three ‘core’ biology courses ( BIOL111 , BIOL112 , BIOL113 ) required to obtain a BSc majoring in Biological Science. Whenever possible, we will highlight connections among topics taught in these and other biology courses.

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BIOL 200
Diversity of Life
Queen's University95