Comparative Anatomy and Physiology of Animals (ZOO1001M)

Covers the adaptations different animals have gained to survive in hot environments.

Covers different adaptations to living in cold environments that different animals have utilised.

Covers why animals eat, described in proximate and ultimate reasons, and rewards.

Covers modes of ingestion, ad how food and different molecules are digested.

Covers the regulation of nutrient intake in different organisms.

Covers how different organisms regulate nutrient intake, following on from a previous lecture.

Covers some variations in skeletons, and how the bones form. It also includes different types of bone in invertebrates

Covers some variations in skeletons, and how the bones form. It also includes different types of bone in vertebrates.

Covers the principles of locomotion and examples of terrestrial locomotion

Covers terrestrial locomotion following on from part 1 of the lectures.