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Lecture 04 - 4/7/2010
Lecture 04
BIOL 350-01, Comparative Vertebrate Morphology, Fall 2006
SPECIFIC COURSE GOALS
1) To Learn some vertebrate structures.
2) To learn some development of this structure.
3) To study some of the evolution of this structure.
4) To study some of the function of this structures
5) Finally, to learn a little about how all of the above are studied.,This syllabus was submitted to the Rhodes College Office of Academic Affairs by the course instructor.
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