General Biology Laboratory II
Printed in the catalogue as GENERAL BIOLOGY LABORATORY II
Course content
Fundamental concepts, principles, and applications of biology experimentally. Exploration of evolution and diversity of life forms, fundamentals of population genetics, growth and reproduction of plants, anatomy, and physiology of animals. Methods used in ecological studies and how populations and communities of animals and plants of various taxa are studied. Observing and identifying some microbial life form, simulating evolutionary processes, conducting visual dissections of some life forms on digital platforms. Basic field study techniques used to study animal and plant communities.
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- BiologyYear 1, Spring semester
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