In this course students will investigate the form, function, and ecology of animals from an evolutionary perspective. Fundamental life processes will be considered at the cellular, organismal, population, and ecosystem levels that connect with issues relating to biodiversity and conservation biology.
Lecture and lab.
This course fulfills the Scientific and Mathematical Understanding Frame of Reference.
Lab fee $50.
Spring, odd years

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