BIO 104 - Principles of Biology II

The second semester of a two-semester introductory sequence provides a survey of major biological concepts and principles important to all living organisms. Topics include a continuation of the evolutionary history of biological diversity (viruses, plant & animal diversity, invertebrates, vertebrates), plant form and function (vascular tissue development, nutrition, reproduction, signaling), animal form and function (levels of organization, homeostasis, nutrition, circulation, gas exchange, immunity, endocrine regulation, reproduction, development, nervous systems, behavior), and ecology (biomes, populations, communities, ecosystems, and conservation). Limited to science majors and biology minors.

Prerequisites BIO 103 or permission of instructor
Corequisites BIO 104L

Credits: 4

Class Level First Year Undergraduate
Program Undergraduate