Overview of Zoology: Principals, Objectives, Assessment, and Tips for Success
Principals of General Zoology (Zoo-103)
Principals of General Zoology (Zoo-103)
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Learning Objectives
Structure, function and cytogenetics of the
animal cell
Different animal tissues
Taxonomy
Important Phyla, Classes, Genera, and
Species
Anatomy and physiology
Interesting structures
Nutrition, digestion and metabolism
Blood composition and function
Assessment
Lecture
2 Midterm exams (30%)
Cumulative final exam (40%)
70% of total grade
Laboratory
2 laboratory exams
Lab notebook
Field trip or paper
30% of total grade
Tips for Succeeding in Lecture
Read assigned chapters before attending lecture (do the same for lab)
Study at least 4 hrs per week, from notes
See me with specific questions
Tests are combination of multiple-choice and short answer / fill-in
questions
Test questions will be derived from both the lecture notes
Grading and “Will There Be a Curve?”
Standard
A = 90% or above
B = 80% - 89%
C = 70% - 79%
Etc.
Plus / Minus
A+ = 95% or above
A = 90% - 94%
B+ = 85% - 89%
Etc.
Missed / Late Exam Policy
No make-up exams, except with:
Medical documentation
Legal documentation
Make-up exams will be essay form
If you arrive late to an exam, and even one exam has already
been turned in, you will be given an essay test
The Biological Sciences
Biology – study of life
Many different fields (some examples)
Zoology – study of animals
Anatomy – studies the structure of the body.
Physiology – study of how body structures (cells,
organs, organ systems, etc) function
Evolution – study of change over time (molecular level
to ecosystem level)
Ecology – study of how organisms interact and affect
their environments, or vice versa
Is the branch of
Is the branch of
Biology
Biology
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focuses on the structure,
focuses on the structure,
function, behavior,
function, behavior,
and evolution
and evolution
of
of
animals
animals
Zoology (Science of animal
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Subfields of zoology
Subfields of zoology
Zoography
Zoography
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also known as descriptive zoology:
also known as descriptive zoology:
describes animals and their
describes animals and their
habitats
habitats
Comparative anatomy
Comparative anatomy
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:
studies the structure of
studies the structure of
animals.
animals.
Animal physiology
Animal physiology
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is the study of the mechanical,
is the study of the mechanical,
physical, and biochemical functions of
physical, and biochemical functions of
animals
animals
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Subfields of zoology
Subfields of zoology
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Behavioral Ecology:
Behavioral Ecology:
The study of the ecological and
evolutionary basis for animal behaviour, and the roles of
behaviour in enabling an animal to adapt to its environment
(both intrinsic factors and extrinsic factors).
Evolutionary Biology :
Studies the evolutionary processes that
produced the diversity of life on Earth
,
See of both animals
and plants is considered in the articles on evolution, population
genetics, heredity, variation, Mendelism, reproduction.
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Systematics (
phylogenetics)
:
The study of the evolutionary
development of organisms and relationships
between
them
through time.
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classify organisms into the appropriate
taxonomic
groups
Subfields of zoology
Subfields of zoology
Entomology
Entomology
: is the study of insects, the largest
: is the study of insects, the largest
group of animals.
group of animals.
Palaeontology
Palaeontology
: is the study of prehistoric life,
: is the study of prehistoric life,
including organisms' evolution and
including organisms' evolution and
interactions with each other and their
interactions with each other and their
environments. As a "historical science“
environments. As a "historical science“
Ethology
Ethology
: is the study of animal behavior
: is the study of animal behavior
Delve into the fascinating world of Zoology with a detailed exploration of animal cell structure, tissue types, taxonomy, anatomy, physiology, and more. Learn about assessments, grading criteria, and tips for excelling in lectures. Understand the significance of biology in studying life, including the fields of zoology, anatomy, physiology, evolution, and ecology.
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Principals of General Zoology (Zoo-103) Zoology Department, 1438-1439H
Learning Objectives Structure, function and cytogenetics of the animal cell Different animal tissues Taxonomy Important Phyla, Classes, Genera, and Species Anatomy and physiology Interesting structures Nutrition, digestion and metabolism Blood composition and function
Assessment Lecture 2 Midterm exams (30%) Cumulative final exam (40%) 70% of total grade Laboratory 2 laboratory exams Lab notebook Field trip or paper 30% of total grade
Tips for Succeeding in Lecture Read assigned chapters before attending lecture (do the same for lab) Study at least 4 hrs per week, from notes See me with specific questions Tests are combination of multiple-choice and short answer / fill-in questions Test questions will be derived from both the lecture notes
Grading and Will There Be a Curve? Standard A = 90% or above B = 80% - 89% C = 70% - 79% Etc. Plus / Minus A+ = 95% or above A = 90% - 94% B+ = 85% - 89% Etc.
Missed / Late Exam Policy No make-up exams, except with: Medical documentation Legal documentation Make-up exams will be essay form If you arrive late to an exam, and even one exam has already been turned in, you will be given an essay test
The Biological Sciences Biology study of life Many different fields (some examples) Zoology study of animals Anatomy studies the structure of the body. Physiology study of how body structures (cells, organs, organ systems, etc) function Evolution study of change over time (molecular level to ecosystem level) Ecology study of how organisms interact and affect their environments, or vice versa
Zoology (Science of animal) File:Animal diversity October 2007.jpg Is the branch of Biologythat focuses on the structure, function, behavior , and evolution of animals
Subfields of zoology Zoography , also known as descriptive zoology: describes animals and their habitats Comparative anatomy: studies the structure of animals . Animal physiology : is the study of the mechanical, physical, and biochemical functions ofanimals . Molecular Biology : studies the common genetic and developmental mechanisms of animals and plants.
Subfields of zoology Behavioral Ecology: The study of the ecological and evolutionary basis for animal behaviour, and the roles of behaviour in enabling an animal to adapt to its environment (both intrinsic factors and extrinsic factors). Evolutionary Biology : Studies the evolutionary processes that produced the diversity of life on Earth, See of both animals and plants is considered in the articles on evolution, population genetics, heredity, variation, Mendelism, reproduction. Systematics (phylogenetics): The study of the evolutionary development of organisms and relationships between them through time. Taxonomy: classify organisms into the appropriate taxonomic groups
Subfields of zoology Entomology: is the study of insects, the largest group of animals. Palaeontology: is the study of prehistoric life, including organisms' evolution and interactions with each other and their environments. As a "historical science Ethology: is the study of animal behavior
