Anatomy and Physiology and Laboratory Procedures of Domestic Animals I.

Catalog description

Participants learn the inner workings of the domesticated animal’s body and how organs develop, their functions, and the reason they are present in the body. Students will use preserved animals, teaching mannequins and anatomical models of a variety of species to study both gross and microscopic anatomy of the integumentary, skeletal and muscular systems. A final grade of C+ or better test score average is needed to progress in the program. Fall. Prerequisites: BIO 109 , or BIO 113 , or BIO 118 , or BIO 152 with a C+ or higher; MAT 142 (or corequisite) and VTE 210 with a C+ test score average or higher (or corequisite).