BIOL 440
Comparative
Anatomy
Susan Philhower Raylman, professor
West Virginia University Main page
To email questions, comments. sphilhow@wvu.edu
This site was created and is maintained by Susan Philhower Raylman.
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BIOL 440 Comparative |
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| In this course we investigate the function, form and evolution of various anatomical systems found in chordates. Such anatomical systems include skeletal, respiratory, muscular, circulatory, digestive and nervous systems. The course includes a lab, where we will get a hands-on look at the anatomy of a shark, mudpuppy, cat, perch, lamprey and tunicate. | |||
| Course information, including syllabus, lecture schedule, lecture slides and .pdf (Adobe Acrobat) files of the slide presentations. | ||||
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Lab information, including lab schedule and all lab terms. | |||
| Other course information: the taxonomy guide. | |||
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Links to helpful sites about comparative anatomy and human anatomy. | |||
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Susan Philhower Raylman, professor West Virginia University Main page
To email questions, comments. sphilhow@wvu.edu
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