Course Description
| BI101 Introductory Biology 1.0 |
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A broad view of the main processes and principles of living organisms, with an emphasis on the basic concepts, definitions, and terminology of anatomy, physiology and taxonomy. Introduction to disciplines such as genetics, cell biology, evolution and ecology will be used to develop an understanding of the many ways living organisms are related. |
| Exclusion: BI100*, BI110, BI120, Honours or General BA Biology programs, BSc degree. |
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Official electronic version updated on October 15, 1999
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