Biology 103
GENERAL BIOLOGY: Populations


HPV

 

Course Description | Instructors | Additional Course Information | Textbooks | Useful Web Pages


Course Description

Designed for non-biology majors. Covers the organization of populations, including Mendelian inheritance patterns, adaptation to the environment, evolution, population growth, communities, ecosystems, and pollution. 3 hours of lecture and one two hour lab each week. Prerequisite: Biology 101; Biology 102 recommended.

4 Credits

Offered every spring term; may also be offered during summers.

Instructors

LECTURE
Roger Christianson, PhD

LABORATORY
Katherine Bradley, Environmental Education Master's Student
Elizabeth VanWyhe, Environmental Education Master's Student

Additional Course Information

Dr. Christianson's lecture section

Textbooks

Audesirk, Audesirk, and Byers, Biology: Life on Earth WITH PHYSIOLOGY, 9th Edition (2011)
Laboratory Manual for General Biology: Populations, 2012
Lecture Notes for Dr. Christianson's Students, 2011

Useful Web Pages


 
On-line Biology Textbook
Morgan
  

Mendelian Genetics Practice Problems

The University of Arizona Biology Project:
Mendelian Genetics

  

Human Genome Project
(Department of Energy)



Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man
 

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