Vertebrate Morphology
Lecture, three hours; laboratory, five hours. Requisites: Life Sciences 1, 2, and 3, or 7A and 7B. Study of vertebrate morphology, function, and evolution from viewpoint of comparative anatomy of adult forms, biomechanics, development, and paleontology. Laboratory study of selected vertebrates. Letter grading.
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20+ hrs/week
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10.0 / 10
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Ok. So this is a hard class. The lab is very long and the lecture exams are also somewhat intense (especially the first one.) That being said, professor Dines is a very good lecturer and his exams are solely based on his lecture materials which is good because there aren't any readings. The lab is more pure memorization, but there is a LOT to memorize. This isn't an easy class that you just take for the grade. I took Chem 14C along with this class, and I put twice as much work into this than into ochem. But I learned so much and genuinely really enjoyed the class, so I'd recommend it to someone who actually loves animal physiology & evolution.
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No group projects
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Attendance not required
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3 midterms
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10th week final
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