| BIOLOGY 1112 ANIMAL BIOLOGY | Linda L. Holmstrand |
| Summer Session II, 1999 | LSci 313, 726-8201 |
| lholmstr@d.umn.edu |
| TEXT: | Biology, 4th Ed. Neil A. Campbell |
| Benjamin/Cummings 1996 | |
| *(Note: Campbell’s 5th Ed. has been adopted for Fall Semester) |
- Ch. 29 Invertebrates and the Origin of Animal Diversity
- Ch. 30 The Vertebrate Genealogy
- Ch. 36 An Introduction to Animal Structure and Function
- Ch. 37 Animal Nutrition
- Ch. 38 Circulation and Gas Exchange
- Ch. 40 Controlling the Internal Environment
- Ch. 41 Chemical Signals in Animals
- Ch. 44 Nervous Systems
- Ch. 45 Sensory and Motor Mechanisms (selected topics)
Additional readings from the text may be assigned to supplement and clarify laboratory work where appropriate. This material will be tested in the laboratory.
Evaluation of lecture material will consist of 200 points (100 points from quizzes, 75 points on final exam, 25 points for worksheets or assignments).
Four (4) 25 point quizzes will be given at the beginning of the class period on the following dates:
- Quiz 1 - Tues, July 27
- Quiz 2 - Tues. Aug 3
- Quiz 3 - Tues, Aug 10
- Quiz 4 - Tues, Aug 17
The Final Exam (75 points) will be on Tues. Aug 24.
The University of Minnesota is committed to the policy that all of it students shall have equal educational opportunities. Individuals who have any disability, either permanent or temporary, which might affect their ability to perform in this class are encouraged to inform the instructor at the start of the quarter. Adaptation of methods, materials or testing may be made as required to provide for equitable participation. The University also expressly forbids discrimination on the basis of race, color, gender, sexual orientation, disability, veteran's status, ethnicity, religion, creed, national origin or marital status. If you believe that your instructor has not upheld this policy, you are invited to bring it to the confidential attention of the Biology Department Head (211 Life Science; 726-7263) of the Associate Dean of the College of Science and Engineering (140 Engineering; 726-7585).
BIOL 1112 SSII, 1999 ANIMAL BIOLOGY LABORATORY SCHEDULE
Manual: Selected exercises from Vodopich and Moore's Biology Laboratory Manual,
custom published for UMD Biology 1112, Animal Biology
| DATE: | EXERCISE: | |
| W | July 21 | Introduction to laboratory policies and procedures |
| Th | July 22 | Ex 29 Phyla Porifera and Cnidaria |
| M | July 26 | Ex 30 Phyla Platyhelminthes and Nematoda |
| T | July 27 | Ex 31 Phyla Mollusca and Annelida |
| W | July 28 | Ex 32 Phylum Arthropoda |
| Th | July 29 | Animals in a Pond Ecosystem (Handout and Field Trip) |
| M | Aug. 2 | Ex 33 Phylum Chordata |
| T | Aug. 3 | Review |
| W | Aug. 4 | LAB MIDQUARTER PRACTICAL EXAM |
| Th | Aug. 5 | Ex 34 Epithelial and Connective Tissues; Handout on Perception |
| M | Aug. 9 | Ex 23A Fetal Pig: External Anatomy, Skin, Skeleton |
| T | Aug. 10 | Ex 23C, G Fetal Pig: Digestive and Respiratory Systems |
| W | Aug. 11 | Ex 37 Human Biology: Breathing |
| Th | Aug. 12 | Ex 23E Fetal Pig: Circulatory System |
| M | Aug. 16 | Ex 38 Human Biology: Circulation and Blood Pressure |
| T | Aug. 17 | Ex 23D Fetal Pig: Urogenital System |
| W | Aug. 18 | Ex 39 Human Biology: Sensory Perception |
| Th | Aug. 19 | Review |
| M | Aug. 23 | LAB FINAL PRACTICAL EXAM |
Lab meets Monday -Thursday in LSci 314 10:10 – 12:00. No lab on Fridays.
Lab Instructor Jenny Kysely Office Hours__________________
Lab Instructor’s Office LSci 323