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BIOL 244Biology: Function and Development of Organisms - Lecture

3 credits · Biology · Penn State

A study of development and physiological processes at the organismic level. Biol 244 is an introductory course that provides an understanding of major unifying principles as they apply to the development and physiological mechanisms utilized by animals and plants. In lecture, a comparative approach will be taken in the examination of reproduction, development, and physiology primarily at the organismal level. BIOL 244 will help students to integrate concepts ranging from molecular and cellular events to the whole organism. Further, BIOL 244 provides the foundation on which students further their study of plant and animal physiology and development. Students who have passed BIOL 240W or BIOL 240M may not enroll in this course.

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Prerequisites

From the catalog: “Biol 110 or Biol 110H or (Biol 114 and Biol 115) or (Biol 114 and Biol 116) and (Chem 110 or Chem 110H) Enforced Corequisite at Enrollment: Biol 245W”