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overview
The course will focus on integrative aspects of physiological
function of vertebrates. Comparative, environmental and quantitative
approaches will be used. Major topics include, muscle, the cardiovascular
system, respiration and renal function.
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course information
textbook
Human Physiology. Vander, Sherman & Luciano 8th
Edition Animal Physiology. Knut Schmidt-Nielsen 5th ED
grading and exams
- EXAM 1= 21%
- EXAM 2= 21%
- EXAM 3= 21%
- EXAM 4= 21%
- RECIT= 16%
- Total= 100%
As each exam covers unique material you will not be permitted
to drop one exam. If because of illness or other extreme circumstance
you are unable to take an exam, you should notify the instructor
prior to the exam time (i.e., by e-mail or telephone). The exam
should be made up as soon as possible. Prior to being allow
to take a makeup exam, however, you must provide a letter from
the Dean’s office documenting the excuse and giving permission
to take a makeup.
lecture schedule
Please refer to the BIOL215
PDF talk schedule for more information on this course.
academic integrity
All relevant University policies regarding Academic Integrity
must be followed. This includes no cheating, no plagiarism and
reporting any knowledge thereof. Please consult the Student
Handbook or the appropriate web-page: http://www.college.upenn.edu/responsibilities/integrity.html
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course updates
09/06/2002
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