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Introductory study of the evolutionary phylogeny, morphology, anatomy, and physiology of plants and related autotrophs.  Lab component incorporated with lecture.  Prerequisites: BIO 12043 General Biology I or BIO 10043 Principles of Biology & Lab, BIO 10063 Foundations of Cell Biology, or instructor consent.

Introductory study of the evolutionary phylogeny, morphology, anatomy, and physiology of both invertebrate and vertebrate animals with pertinent discussion of other heterotrophs including fungi and protists.  Lab component incorporated with lecture.  Prerequisites:  BIO 12043 General Biology I or BIO 10043 Principles of Biology & Lab,  BIO 10063 Foundations of Cell Biology, or consent of instructor.

Systems approach to introduce the anatomy of the human body addressing all organ systems but emphasizing skeletal, muscular, neural, circulatory, respiratory, and urinary systems.  Prerequisite:  BIO 10043 Principles of Biology and Lab or BIO 12043 General Biology I.

Covers fundamental principles of nutrition. Discusses nutritional requirements of the human for the major segments of the life-span. Interrelationship of various nutrients also discussed. 

A continuation of BIO 12043.  Topics include the study of the mechanisms of evolution, geologic history, phylogeny, organismal diversity, ecology, and behavior.

A hybrid course for students entering fields of professional medicine and allied health. Students will learn terminology applicable to the organ systems of the human body and medical procedures. Language acquisition will be enhanced by learning interchangeable word-bytes.