Diffusion

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BIO 212 - COURSE CALENDAR (FALL 2014)

Date

Day

Lecture Topic

Chapter

Lab Activity

25 Aug

Introduction (DP, RS)

Keys and Classification

27 Aug

Biological diversity (RS)

25, 26

29 Aug

Prokaryotes (DP)

1 Sept

Labor Day - No Classes

Protozoa and Algae

Protista: "Algae" (DP)

Protista: "Protozoa" (RS)

Origin of the land plants (DP)

Bryophytes, Seedless
Vascular Plants

Nonvascular plants (DP)

Seedless vascular plants (DP)

Introduction to Seed Plants ( ...view middle of the document...

11)

Hormones

Animal development (RS)

Nervous systems (RS)

Echinoderms, Chordates, Vertebrates

Sensory systems (RS)

EXAM #3

Unifying principles: Plant-Animal Interactions (DP, RS)

Thanksgiving Recess - No Lab

Thanksgiving Recess - No Classes

Unifying principles: Reproduction (DP, RS)

Lab Practical 2

Unifying principles: Life on land (DP, RS)

Study Day - No Class

Final Exam: Monday, December 8, 2014 from 1:40 - 3:30 pm in BULG 2E

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