Bio 1B General Biology S2006 BERKELEY (44 VIDEOS)

BERKELEY Bio 1B (Spring 2006) Instructor: Lew Feldman Level Undergraduate Course Home (Click Here)

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Course Description

General introduction to plant development, form, and function; population genetics, ecology, and evolution. Intended for students majoring in the biological sciences, but open to all qualified students. Students must take both Biology 1A and 1B to complete the sequence. Sponsored by Integrative Biology. Video of this course available at webcast.berkeley.edu/courses.

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Course Video & Audio Lectures

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				Wed 1/18	Introduction/Fungi
				Fri 1/20	Algae, Mosses, Lower Vascular Plants
				Mon 1/23	Ferns and Gymnosperms
				Wed 1/25	Angiosperms
				Fri 1/27	Angiosperms (con't)
				Mon 1/30	Cells, Tissues
				Wed 2/1	Roots, Structure and Development
				Fri 2/3	Shoots, Primary Structure
				Mon 2/6	Shoots, Secondary Structure
				Wed 2/8	Plant Growth Substances 1
				Fri 2/10	Plant Growth Substances 2
				Mon 2/13	Flowering
				Wed 2/15	Water Relations
				Fri 2/17	Water Relations, Mineral Nutrition
				Mon 2/20	Presidents Day
				Wed 2/22	Mineral Nutrition, Fruit Development, Discussion of Midterm
				Fri 2/24	Darwin and The Origin
				Mon 2/27	Explanatory Power
				Wed 3/1	Mendel, Hardy, and Weinberg
				Fri 3/3	Mutation and Selection
				Mon 3/6	Genetic Drift and Gene Flow
				Wed 3/8	Sex and Sexual Selection
				Fri 3/10	Biological Species
				Mon 3/13	Modes of Speciation
				Wed 3/15	Macroevolution
				Fri 3/17	Phlogenetic Systematics
				Mon 3/20	Molecular Phylogenetics
				Wed 3/22	Precambrian and Paleozoic
				Fri 3/24	Mesozoic and Cenozoic
				Mon 3/27	Spring Break
				Wed 3/29	Spring Break
				Fri 3/31	Spring Break
				Mon 4/3	Generalizations About the Fossil Record
				Wed 4/5	Review
				Fri 4/7	Control of Onchocerciasis: What we will study in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
				Mon 4/10	Population Growth
				Wed 4/12	Dynamics of Populations
				Fri 4/14	Demography
				Mon 4/17	Organism Interactions and Competition
				Wed 4/19	Ecological Studies
				Fri 4/21	Communities
				Mon 4/24	Island Biogeography
				Wed 4/26	Ecosystems
				Fri 4/28	Aquatic Ecosystems
				Mon 5/1	San Francisco Bay
				Wed 5/3	Microevolution & Natural Selection
				Fri 5/5	Humans and the Environment
				Mon 5/8	Review