Courses Taught by Dr. Graf

BSC 483/583 Evolution

General Course Description. "Thorough investigation of evolution, including population genetics, molecular evolution, adaptation, and speciation." This is a course covering both the patterns and processes of biological evolution. Either this course (BSC 483) or Fundamentals of Biochemistry (BSC 450) must be taken to satisfy the degree requirements for the BS in Biology.

Prerequisites. Courses in Introductory Biology (BSC 114-115/118, 116-117/120) and Genetics (BSC 315).

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BSC 376 Invertebrate Zoology

General Course Description. "The classification, morphology, evolution, and ecology of invertebrate animals." This is a course surveying the diversity of the invertebrates. For Biology Majors, this course fulfills requirements for courses numbered 250+, W courses, and laboratory courses.

Prerequisites. Courses in Introductory Biology (BSC 114-115/118, 116-117/120).

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BSC 116 Principles Biology II

Coming Spring 2010!

Last updated 26 August 2009