BIOL.4840 Comparative Vertebrate Embryology

Id: 040125 Credits: 3-3

Description

A comparative study of vertebrate embryological development focusing on the morphological development (e.g., Differentiation of tissues, organs, and systems) of vertebrates. Evolutionary relationships of the classes of vertebrates will be investigated through their anatomy. This course builds on concepts taught in Developmental Biology, providing more detailed analysis of tissue development in a comparative context.

Prerequisites

BIOL.2350 Genetics, and BIOL.2200 Principles of Cell & Molecular Biology.

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