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Course Description | Instructors | Additional Course Information | Textbooks | Useful Web Pages
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; usually during summers.
LECTURE
- Roger Christianson,
PhD (academic year)
Carol Ferguson, PhD (summer session)
LABORATORY
- Erika Hansen, Environmental Education Master's Student
Jenna Raino, Environmental Education Master's Student
- Dr. Christianson's lecture section
- Audesirk, Audesirk, and Byers, Biology: Life on Earth WITH PHYSIOLOGY, 9th Edition (2011)
Laboratory Manual for General Biology: Populations, 2013
Lecture Notes for Dr. Christianson's Students, 2013
Biology 103 Lab | General
Biology | Biology 101 | Biology
102
Biology Home
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This page is maintained by Roger Christianson,
General Biology Coordinator.
You may contact him by e-mail at rchristi@sou.edu.
Comments are solicited and appreciated.
URL this page: http://webpages.sou.edu/~rchristi/courses/genbi/bi103.html
Page last modified 17 March 2013.
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