BIOL 5160 - Environmental Genetics (3)

The diversity of organisms, populations, and communities. Specific intricacies of the living world are elucidated. Laboratory work includes the study of organisms treated with mutagens. Chromosomal aberrations, as well as phenotypic changes, are observed. Students who have had at least 12 hours of Biology, including BIOL 2120, 2121 (Principles of Genetics) and BIOL 5470 - Special Topics in Immunology (3) or the equivalents, may elect this course. Two lectures and one laboratory period. Prerequisite(s): Permission of the instructor. Two lectures and one laboratory period weekly. Formerly BIOL 5100.