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BIOL322: Biology of Marine Invertebrates
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Selected functional categories of invertebrate adaptations. In particular: defensive adaptations, adaptations related to feeding and nutrition, symbiotic relationships, musculo-skeletal systems and reproductive and developmental adaptations. Emphasis is on interpretation of data from the published literature. Laboratory exercises involve study of live material and include observations on behaviour, larval types, and anatomy as exposed by dissections.
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