81. Museum Of Vertebrate Zoology Museum of vertebrate zoology. David B. Wake Director. 6423059. wakelab@cmsa.berkeley.edu.Functional, developmental, and evolutionary http://www.cnr.berkeley.edu/ecec/faculty/musVerZo.htm

Museum of Vertebrate Zoology David B. Wake Director wakelab@cmsa.berkeley.edu Functional, developmental, and evolutionary morphology, systematics, and geographical ecology of amphibians, and reptiles. Emphasis on analysis of evolutionary patterns and the processes that produce them.

82. Vertebrate Zoology - ZOOL451 vertebrate zoology ZOOL 451. Fall 2001. Instructor Cecile Meister. http://students.washington.edu/matthewr/zoo451/

Vertebrate Zoology - ZOOL 451 Fall 2001 Instructor: Cecile Meister TA's: Kevin O'Brien Matthew Richardson George Wang Lecture Times TIME: MWF 8:30-9:20 ROOM: Johnson 064 Lab Sections MW 1:30-4:20 (TA: Kevin O'Brien TTh 8:30-11:20 (TA: Matthew Richardson TTh11:30-2:20 (TA: Kevin O'Brien TTh 2:30-5:20 (TA: George Wang All lab sections meet in Hitchcock 447 General materials: Syllabus and Lecture Materials Office Hours before Lab Exam #1 Lab Sections General Vertebrates Vertebrates - Introduction Dichotomous key to general vertebrate groups Latin roots of General Vertebrate Names and Fish Families Fishes Fish guide with photographs Web-based flashcards for fish Dichotomous fish key (page 1) Dichotomous fish key (page 2) ... RealPlayer required). Key for Lab Exam #1 Black and White photographs of specimens Online Flashcards/quiz Herptofauana Taxonomic Terms ... Extra office hours for herptofauna lab Birds Online Flashcards/Quiz for Birds Index of bird images Lab tags for birds Latin and Greek roots for bird family and order names ... Open Lab Hours for Bird Lab Mammals Online Flashcards/Quiz for Mammals Index of Mammal images Hints for Mammal Family Names Dichotomous Key to Mammal Families ... Lab tags for mammals Extra Lab Hours for Mammals: Wednesday, December 5th: 11am-1:30pm (Matthew)

83. Vertebrate Research Resources vertebrate zoology Research Resources. Use the Word search featureon the online catalog to search vertebrate zoology survey* . http://www.library.wwu.edu/cbl/piper/biology/vert.html

Vertebrate Zoology Research Resources The following is a list of potentially useful resources for research in Vertebrate Zoology. In almost all cases many other titles are available by searching relevant words in the Wilson Library's online catalog , or by performing intelligent Internet searches . The examples listed here are felt to be the most inclusive and relevant we have found thus far, or in some cases (handbooks, surveys) serve as examples of what exists. Atlases Atlas and laboratory guide for vertebrate embryology Saul Wischnitzer. Atlas of the vertebrate brain: morphological evolution from cyclostomes to mammals by Shiro Igarashi [and] Toshiro Kamiya. Reference QL937 .I43 Atlas of vertebrate cells in tissue culture [by] George G. Rose. Oversize QM557 .R65 Bibliographies Biological sciences; a bibliography of bibliographies Reference QH307.2 .B47 Washington nongame vertebrate wildlife theses : a bibliography by Siobhan L. Sullivan and Allison J. Duryee. Govt. Documents Docs WA 799 G141wn 1981

84. TRENT BIOLOGY BIOLOGY 211H VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY Trent University. BI 211H vertebrate zoology. Winter 2003Course Syllabus This courseexamines vertebrate comparative anatomy from an evolutionary perspective. http://www.trentu.ca/biology/outlines/211h.shtml

Trent University BI 211H VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY Winter 2003Course Syllabus This course examines vertebrate comparative anatomy from an evolutionary perspective. The lectures will provide an overview of vertebrate classes and basic components of the vertebrate body, emphasizing adaptations between organism and the environment as modified through evolution. Laboratory sessions will provide the opportunity to familiarize yourselves with features of the main vertebrate classes and to examine and compare the major organ systems and morphological adaptations of various vertebrates. Instructor: Ellen Bentzen, Email: ebentzen@trentu.ca Required Texts: K.F. Liem, W.E. Bemis, W.F. Walker, Jr., L. Grande. Functional Anatomy of the Vertebrates: An Evolutionary Perspective rd edition, Harcourt College Pub. K.M. Van de Graaff, J.L. Crawley. A Photographic Atlas for the Zoology Laboratory, th edition, Morton Publishing Company. nd ed, McGraw-Hill. Lectures: Thursday: 12:00 - 12:50 BL 103 Friday: 12:00 - 12:50 OCA 203 Laboratories: Monday: 9:00 - 11:50 ES 205 and ES 209 (Sections A and B) Monday: 1:00 - 3:50 ES 205 and ES 209 (Sections C and D) Evaluation: Quizzes (in laboratory) Lab Book Dissections Midterm (Feb. 24, in laboratory)

85. Vertebrate Zoology vertebrate zoology. Additional grouping of the subphylum Vertebratagroup pisces (fish) Classes Myxini; Cephalaspidomorphi; Chodrichthyes; http://www.animalbiology.net/taxonomy-vertebrates.htm

Vertebrate Zoology Additional grouping of the subphylum Vertebrata: group pisces (fish) Classes Myxini Cephalaspidomorphi Chodrichthyes Osteichthes group tetrapoda Classes Amphibia Reptilia Aves Mammalia group anamniota Classes Myxini Cephalaspidomorphi Chodrichthyes Osteichthes Amphibia group amniota Classes Reptilia Aves Mammalia Adaptations Living Endoskeleton Advantages Growth - can grow with the body, thus allowing very large size and nearly unlimited body size. Jointed scaffolding for muscles - provides jointed attachment structure for muscles which in turn support, protect, and cushion the skeleton. Composition Cartilage translucent elastic tissue; the basic form is called hyaline cartilage which has a clear, glassy appearance; is composed of cartilage cells called chondrocytes surrounded by a firm, complex protein gel interlaced with a meshwork of collagen protein fibers. The endoskeleton of some spp. is composed exclusively of cartilage. Bone living tissue having significant deposits of inorganic calcium salts laid down as an extracellular matrix.

86. Vertebrate Zoology Syllabus vertebrate zoology Syllabus General Information Welcome to VertebrateZoology. I expect students to attend every class (you'll get http://oz.plymouth.edu/~leonr/vertzoo.html

Vertebrate Zoology Syllabus General Information Welcome to Vertebrate Zoology. I expect students to attend every class (you'll get the most for your money this way as well). The text must be purchased and the suggested reading should be done prior to that lecture topic. The objective of this course is to instill an understanding of the evolution of vertebrate life, as well as a clearer understanding of how to do science. Doing science requires a distinct kind of thinking. Hopefully, you will all finish the course with a deeper sense of the profundity of evolution and a scientific approach to problem-solving. We will examine the evolutionary past of vertebrates, and the evolutionary relationships of living vertebrates. Part of the course will focus on anatomy, especially as regards adaptation or function within unique ecological niches. We will also examine the natural history and some physiology of example organisms of the different classes of vertebrates. The labs will be a combination of observation, drawing, note-taking, dissection, and field trips (see course outline below). Text 1986. Leonard Radinsky. The Evolution of Vertebrate Design. Chicago University Press, Chicago, IL.

87. 2002 USQ: BIO3306 VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY (SCI -UG1) http://www.usq.edu.au/handbook/2002/coursesyn/B/BIO3306.htm

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88. 62317 VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY Cred.Pts 96 62317 S1 D vertebrate zoology 1.00 Contents.......vertebrate zoology. Year No. Offer Mode http://www.usq.edu.au/unit-1996/fullspec/62317s1d.htm

VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY Year No. Offer Mode Description Cred. Pts 96 62317 S1 D VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY 1.00 Contents Staffing Pre-requisite(s) Rationale Synopsis ... Other Requirements STAFFING: Examiner: N. MC KILLIGAN Moderator: A. YOUNG PRE-REQUISITE(S) RATIONALE: A knowledge of the zoology of vertebrate animals and practical experience in identifying and dissecting these are fundamental to the education of an animal biologist. SYNOPSIS: As humans are vertebrates we have a special interest in this subphylum of the Phylum Chordata. This unit teaches the classification, morphology, anatomy, function and lifestyle of lower chordates and vertebrates. Topics include the classification and natural history of the Urochordata, Cephalochordata Agnatha, Chondrichthyes, Osteichthyes, Amphibia, Reptilia, Aves and Mammalia, together with comparative study of major organ systems. OBJECTIVES: On completion of this unit students will be able to demonstrate: an understanding of the classification, morphology, anatomy, function and life-style of vertebrate animals;

89. NHBS Science Bookstore: Biology: Animals: Vertebrate Zoology Titles RZ classified under Biology Animals vertebrate zoology Vertebrate Reproductionview EW Jameson; vertebrate zoology view Nelson G Hairston; http://www.nhbs.co.uk/we-sell-books-worldwide/z3rz.html

January 2003 Winter Offers Seasonal Selection A sparkling collection of alluring books, videos and DVDs, mostly new this winter and specially chosen to appeal to natural history enthusiasts of all ages. Priced to tempt, with savings of up to 25% off. World Guides 100 key titles ranging from field guides, ID guides, photoguides to eco-travel, at up to 25% off! South East Asian Natural History 130 titles at up to 25% off Breaking Offers The latest NHBS special offer titles, ranging widely across all our subject areas. Many of these titles are new. Offers run for a limited period only, so don't delay taking advantage of them! Plus Highlights NHBS Alert is our free monthly email catalogue, with information on c.400 new titles Subscribe for the full version or choose from 19 subjects Distribution Highlights Current key titles include: Grebes of the World Seahorses ID: CDROM Britain's Butterflies Monitoring Tigers and their Prey ... Ocean Explorer Maps Publishers distributed by NHBS - click here to browse title catalogues for BirdLife International, JNCC, OFI, Prion, Wetlands

90. NHBS Science Bookstore: Biology: Animals: Vertebrate Zoology other leading biodiversity publishers. Titles MQ classified under BiologyAnimals vertebrate zoology An independent British company http://www.nhbs.co.uk/we-sell-books-worldwide/z3mq.html

January 2003 Winter Offers Seasonal Selection A sparkling collection of alluring books, videos and DVDs, mostly new this winter and specially chosen to appeal to natural history enthusiasts of all ages. Priced to tempt, with savings of up to 25% off. World Guides 100 key titles ranging from field guides, ID guides, photoguides to eco-travel, at up to 25% off! South East Asian Natural History 130 titles at up to 25% off Breaking Offers The latest NHBS special offer titles, ranging widely across all our subject areas. Many of these titles are new. Offers run for a limited period only, so don't delay taking advantage of them! Plus Highlights NHBS Alert is our free monthly email catalogue, with information on c.400 new titles Subscribe for the full version or choose from 19 subjects Distribution Highlights Current key titles include: Grebes of the World Seahorses ID: CDROM Britain's Butterflies Monitoring Tigers and their Prey ... Ocean Explorer Maps Publishers distributed by NHBS - click here to browse title catalogues for BirdLife International, JNCC, OFI, Prion, Wetlands

91. Vertebrate Zoology I BIO 481 vertebrate zoology I. Fall Semester even numbered years TextOptional lecture text Pough, Janis and Heiser. 1999. Vertebrate Life. http://www.grand-canyon.edu/COS/jones/vert1.htm

BIO 481 VERTEBRATE ZOOLOGY I Fall Semester even numbered years Text Optional lecture text: Pough, Janis and Heiser. 1999. Vertebrate Life. 5th ed. Prentice Hall. Lab texts Eddy, S. and J.C. Underhill. 1978. How to know the freshwater fishes . Wm. C. Brown Co., Dubuque, IA. Stebbins, R.C. 1985. A field guide to western reptiles and amphibians . Houghton Mifflin Co. NY. Classes lecture: M W F 1:00 - 1:50 lab: W 2:00 - 4:50 Course Description and Objectives : You will study the systematics, morphology, natural history and ecology of fishes, amphibians and reptiles. The course will emphasize, in a phylogenetic setting, the evolutionary history of these groups and morphological differences among them. This will be framed in a context of ecological specialization and natural history. Requirements: 3 unit exams during the semester (100 points each) 4th unit exam, on the regularly scheduled final exam date (100 points) laboratory practicals (fish and herp morphology and ID) (50 points each) laboratory group project (200 points) read assignments for comprehension Tests and Grading : This is a 4 hour class, lecture and laboratory are combined. There are 700 possible points from exams and lab exercises; final grades are based on a percentage of your point total. Grades are assigned according to the University's plus/minus system.

92. Vertebrate Zoology Links http://www.barkingfrog.com/k-rats/vert.html

Birds Birds Large list of bird and birding resources. The Raptor Center At U of Minnesota St. Paul. Dedicated to the conservation and rehabilitation of birds of prey. Hummingbirds Very fancy, but complete. Frame and non-frame versions. Whooping Crane From Alberta. Simple and informative. Many additional links. The Pepperberg's Alex the world famous talking parrot. Almost spooky. Right now they're teaching him to read. Reptiles and Amphibians American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists Herp Pictures Mike's Herpetocultural Page So you want an ectothermic pet? See Melissa Kaplan's Herp Page for many herp caresheets and tons of other info. Horned Lizard Conservation Society (Texas Chapter) If you grew up west of I-35, you caught these as a kid, and wonder why you don't see as many as you used to. Amphibian Homepage North American Amphibian Monitoring Program. Frog Page Kermit, etc. Fish Quick Course in Ichthyology. Not too quick to load. Frames. Save the Coelacanths Message Board Heteromyid Rodents Heteromyid skull pictures ... Home Comments, questions or complaints? Mail me jefe@texoma.net

93. Vertebrate Zoology Syllabus, Schedule. Lab Projects. Journal. DuartTrip. Fish, Amphibians, Reptiles, Birds, Mammals. http://departments.juniata.edu/biology/vertzoo/

Syllabus Schedule Lab Projects Journal Syllabus Schedule Lab Projects Journal ... Mammals

94. ZOO 138 Vertebrate Zoology Old Lectures Home Page ZOO 138 vertebrate zoology. Old Lecture Transcripts. The following areUNEDITED transcripts of mylectures during the. Fall 1994 quarter http://www.csupomona.edu/~dfhoyt/classes/zoo138/old_transcripts/OLD_ZOO138.HTML

ZOO 138 Vertebrate Zoology Old Lecture Transcripts The following are UNEDITED transcripts of mylectures during the Fall 1994 quarter: Return to ZOO 138 Home Page LECTURE TOPICS How To Succeed in ZOO 138 Modes of Reproduction Biological Membranes Function of Nerve ... Return to Don Hoyt's Home Page

95. Month Search Jul 1 Jun 30, Walter D Koenig - UC Berkeley - Museum of vertebrate zoology -Museum of vertebrate zoology ( University of California Berkley ) Principal http://www.ucnrs.net/application/calendar/QuickCalendar.lasso?reserve=3

96. BIOL 121 Page BIOL 121, vertebrate zoology. Catalog description BIOL 121, VertebrateZoology* SCI, NS 32-4. Formerly 03051. Lab fee will be required. http://www.hvcc.edu/~cronewil/121page.html

BIOL 121, Vertebrate Zoology Catalog description: BIOL 121, Vertebrate Zoology* SCI, NS Formerly 03051 Lab fee will be required Comparative anatomy and physiology of vertebrates, with emphasis on comparison with human systems. Laboratory focuses on dissection of representatives from different vertebrate classes Instructor comments: Vertebrate survey with multiple dissections and correlation to human structure and function. Blackboard access: http://blackboard.hvcc.edu Online center for Miller (this year’s) text book (password required): http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0070294119/ Online student center for Hickman (last year’s) text book (no password): http://www.mhhe.com/biosci/pae/zoology/hickman11/student_index.mhtml main page background BIOL 220: Anatomy ... BIOL 218: Global Seminar Please send comments and questions to: cronewil@hvcc.edu HVCC home page External and unofficial links are not endorsed by Hudson Valley Community College This web site was last updated on January 14, 2003

97. University Of Alberta Museum Of Zoology Collections includes vertebrate specimens from around the world and faunal surveys. Focus on Alberta. Primarily research and teaching collection. http://www.biology.ualberta.ca/uamz.hp/uamz.html

98. Florida Museum Of Natural History zoology and vertebrate paleontology. http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu

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99. A.W. Crompton Masticatory system in recent and fossil vertebrates (Museum of Comparative zoology, Harvard University). http://www.oeb.harvard.edu/faculty/crompton/

A.W. Crompton Fisher Professor of Natural History Museum of Comparative Zoology Harvard University MCZ Labs 204 26 Oxford Street Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138 In studies of the masticatory system in recent and fossil vertebrates, Professor Crompton's laboratory uses cinefluoroscopy, electromyography and in vivo bone stain to determine the order of contraction of all the muscles involved in food processing, oral transport and swallowing, how various types of jaw and tongue movements are achieved and controlled, and how forces are generated. These studies involve occlusal patterns of the teeth of living and fossil mammals and reptiles. The lab is exploring the relationship between bone structure and remodeling that results from normal activity and growth in several vertebrate groups. The laboratory is also investigating the fossil record of mammals and reptiles in an attempt to explain the anatomical and physiological changes associated with the transition from reptiles to mammals on the one hand, and from reptiles to dinosaurs and birds on the other hand. Sagittal Diagram of a Suckling Opossum: acrompton@oeb.harvard.edu

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