ZOO 1114 — GENERAL ZOOLOGY
Prerequisite: NONE The course covers structure, function and diversity of animals. It includes the study of biological concepts and processes such as evolution, cellular metabolism, reproduction, heredity, development, and homeostasis. The laboratory component includes the study of the taxonomy and systematics on animal phyla and the anatomy and morphology of representative taxa. Three lecture and two laboratory hours per week. Credit: Four semester hours
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- Associate of Science in Conservation and Wildlife Management - Business Administration Option
- Associate of Science in Conservation and Wildlife Management - Game Ranch Operations Option
- Associate of Science in Conservation and Wildlife Management - Law Enforcement Option
- Associate of Science in Conservation and Wildlife Management - Natural Resource Option
- Associate of Science in Science - Pre-Medical/Pre-Veterinary Emphasis