Invertebrate zoology Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Marine/Terrestrial Environments, Excretion, Excretory System Structure and Function,

Cnidaria and Ctenophores: Feeding, Defense, Sensory Organs, Phylogenetic Position, Human Interactions.

Fore-gut, Mid-Gut, Hind-Gut, Hunters, Mimicry, Searchers, Suctorial Feeders, Grazers, Parasites, Sap Suckers, Suspension Feeding, Deposit Feeding, Symbionts

23 pages covering the zoology module. Going over the different systems on classification, types of phylogenetic trees, and almost every phylum in the animal kingdom. As well as the basic identifiable characteristics to separate each group (e.g. body symmetry, cavities, lifestyle). Goes into detail about birds and mammals. (I achieved a first in this module)

Major 9 phyla, Tissue Layers, Protostome, Deuterostome.

Evolutionary Pathways, Sexual/Asexual Reproduction, Sex Determination, Plasticity and Contingency, Life Histories, Reproductive Patterns, Insect Lifestyles, Control of Reproductive Success, Synchronicity, Cycles and Diapauses, Facilitating Phases

Modes of Moving, Physics, Cost, Passive Transport, Forces affecting Movement, Invertbrate mechanical movement, Muscular Locomotion, Muscular activity, Burrowing, Pseudo-Walking, Exoskeletons, Walking, Swimming, Flying, Jumping

BIOL 191L LABORATORY 4:Invertebrate Zoology | 2022 latest update

BIOL 191L LABORATORY 4:Invertebrate Zoology 2022 LATEST UPDATE

There are 44 pages of class notes for zoology. They are organized for anyone studying zoology anywhere, not just a particular university.