Prerequisites: at least one upper division undergraduate course that covers the principles of physiology (such as animal physiology, plant physiology, human physiology, or comparative anatomy and physiology), or a similar course, AND an upper division undergraduate course that covers the principles of evolution, or a similar course, OR consent of instructor
Description: Explores the historical development of modern ideas in organismal biology. Topics include homeostasis, scaling, energetics, structure-function relationships, control systems, and response systems. Examines recent research in the context of the classic studies.