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BIOL-302 Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy
Examines the evolutionary relationships among the vertebrate classes, using comparative morphological evidence. Uses an organ system approach to the study of anatomy and considers unique adaptations of individual vertebrates. Prerequisite: BIOL-205. 3 SH.