• Integrative Biology: Metabolism, Energy, Biodiversity

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Living organisms face challenges requiring them to either adapt, move, acclimate, or perish. Through real-world examples, students will gain a fundamental understanding of homeostasis, enzymes, metabolism, energy flow, movement, human systems (e.g., circulatory, nervous, excretory), photosynthesis, cellular respiration, extinction, biodiversity, transformation of matter, and acclimation. Prerequisites: Major in biology, environmental science, biochemistry/molecular biology, neuroscience, human bioenergetics, rehabilitation and movement science, life science education, 9-12, minor in biology, or a minor in environmental studies. Corequisites: Concurrent registration in BIO 128D is required. Offered: Fall, Spring.