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 654-212 Animal Diversity, Structure & Function

Note

Credit cannot be granted for both 654-212 and 654-201 or 654-202. Credit cannot be granted for both 654-212 and 654-211 (Before 1999) or 654-212 (Before 1999).

Credit Points

12.5

HECS Band

2

Coordinator

Dr D Young

Prerequisites

Biology 600-141 plus 600-142 or Biology 600-131 plus 600-132.

Semester

Year long (view timetable)

Contact

48 lectures (two a week)

Subject Description

Upon completion of this subject students should have:

  • an appreciation of the range and diversity of animals;

  • an insight into the evolutionary history and relationships of the main groups of animals; and

  • an understanding of the anatomy and functional organisation of the main groups of animals.

The subject provides an introduction to the characteristics and relationships of the main animal groups. Morphological, physiological, behavioural and evolutionary aspects of their biology are covered.

Assessment

A 2-hour examination at the end of each semester, which may include essay and short answer sections. Progress tests may be included in the assessment.

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