Undergraduate
BIO 102 and 102.1 - Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrates
BIO 121 and 121.1 - General Plant Physiology
BIO 122 and 122.1 - General Animal Physiology
BIO 134 - General Animal Histology
BIO 119 - Fish Biology
Graduate
BIO 220 - Chemical Physiology
BIO 221 - Advanced Plant Physiology
BIO 222 - Advanced Animal Physiology
BIO 224 - Stress Physiology
BIO 299 - Research in Biology
BIO 397 - Immunotoxicology (Current Topics in Biology)
Explore the remarkable story of vertebrate evolution—over 500 million years of unity and diversity in form and function. In the Comparative Anatomy Lab, you’ll uncover how structure reveals evolutionary history by examining and dissecting representative vertebrates.
taxidermy/skin and wet specimens
vertebrate exoskeleton
Vertebrate skeletons
plastinated shark specimens
plastic organ models
compound microscopes for microanatomy
dissection demos
Explore the underlying mechanisms that drive survival, adaptation, and function of representative vertebrate animals. Through hands-on experiments, you'll uncover the secrets behind animal movement, metabolism, and sensory systems, bringing textbook concepts to life in the lab.
PowerLab systems for specialized investigations such as organ bath experiments, electrophysiology and gas analysis.
Animal physiology experiments using the cane toad and mouse as models
Unlock the secrets of plant life. This lab takes you deep into the cellular and biochemical processes that power photosynthesis, nutrient transport, and stress responses, revealing how plants thrive in diverse ecosystems.