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Syllabus for BIOL 1030 Steven Whyard, Steven Harris

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19 Jan 2022
School
University of Manitoba
Department
Biological Sciences
Course
BIOL 1030
Professor
Steven Whyard, Steven Harris

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The university of manitoba is located on the traditional lands of the anishinaabeg, cree, oji-cree, This land is the homeland of the m tis nation, and in treaty 1 territory. In the spirit of truth and reconciliation, we welcome all indigenous and non-indigenous students, and respect the diversity, unique skills and life experience that students of all nations bring to this classroom. Steve. whyard@umanitoba. ca (email is usually a better option to contact me) Steven. harris@umanitoba. ca (email is usually a better option to contact me) Please email to schedule an appointment to meet. A laboratory-based course introducing biological diversity including prokaryotes, protists, fungi, plants and animals; the form and function of plants and animals and basic concepts of ecology. This course is intended for major and honours students in the biological sciences. 211a, 211b, 212a, 212b, 215, or 216 buller. Biology 1030 is the second course developing the fundamental basis of your biological education.

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