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2250.002 HUMAN ZOOL ANATOMY Lecture Schedule* Summer 2008 S133 M-R 8:00 9:05 Date Topic Text (Ch: pp) 09 Introduction 1:1-14; Lab Manual: 8-22 10 Embryology 3: 49-65 11 Microanatomy 1:15-16, 4: 68-101 12 Integumentary System 5:105-120, 24:735-736 16 Skeletal System 6:124-144, 9:205-234 17 Jun 18 Muscular System 10: 238-254, 11: 258-271 19 23 Coelom and Digestive System 1: 12-14, 22:644-680 EXAM I (75 points)...
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2250.002
HUMAN ZOOL ANATOMY Lecture Schedule*
Summer 2008
S133
M-R 8:00 9:05
Date Topic Text (Ch: pp) 09 Introduction 1:1-14; Lab Manual: 8-22 10 Embryology 3: 49-65 11 Microanatomy 1:15-16, 4: 68-101 12 Integumentary System 5:105-120, 24:735-736 16 Skeletal System 6:124-144, 9:205-234 17 Jun 18 Muscular System 10: 238-254, 11: 258-271 19 23 Coelom and Digestive System 1: 12-14, 22:644-680 EXAM I (75 points) 24 25 Coelom and Digestive System 26 Respiratory System 21: 613-639 30 01 02 Circulatory System 18: 528-551, 19: 555-590, 20: 594-600 03 07 Urinary and Reproductive Systems 23: 686-706, 24: 711-747 08 Jul 09 Nervous System 12: 345-368, 13:372-419 10 EXAM (75 II points) 14 Nervous System (Contd) 14:425-454, 15: 458-475, 16: 483-508 15 16 Endocrine System 25: 752-769 FINAL EXAM (100 points); 8:00 am-10:00 am 17 *The lecture schedule is tentative and will likely change. However, exam dates will not change. Exams will cover material up to, but not including, material on the preceding day. You will be informed of any substantive changes in the cours...
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