(1.25 units)

Students gain an understanding of the basic structure and function of the human organ systems. Regulatory mechanisms and compensatory responses to internal and environmental changes will be emphasized. Dissections and experimental techniques are used in the laboratory to illustrate aspects of both physiology and anatomy. This course is not open to students who have credit for BIOL 325 or 329; science majors who have credit for BIOL 251 may not enroll in BIOL 325 or 329 without special consent of the instructor.