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ZOOL
101, 101L - Principles of Zoology
Structure, development, physiology, reproduction, evolution, behavior,
and ecology of animals.
Prerequisites: none (101 co-requisite for 101L)
BIOL
171 - Introduction to Biology I
Introductory biology for all life science majors. Cell structure
and chemistry; growth, reproduction, genetics, evolution, viruses,
bacteria, and simple eukaryotes.
Co-requisite: BIOL 171L
BIOL
171L - Introduction to Biology I Lab
Laboratory to accompany 171.
co-requisite: BIOL 171
BIOL
172 - Introduction to Biology II
Continuation of 171. Anatomy, physiology, and systematics of plants
and animals; behavior; ecosystems, populations and communities.
Prerequisite: BIOL 171+171L; co-requisite BIOL 172L
BIOL
172L - Introduction to Biology II Lab
Laboratory to accompany 172.
Prerequisite: Biol 171+171L; co-requisite 172
ZOOL
200, 200L - Marine Biology
Biology and ecology of marine plants and animals; coral reefs, the
deep sea, rocky shores, marine mammals, fisheries, aquaculture,
pollution, and conservation of marine resources.
Prerequisites: none (200 co-requisite for 200L)
BIOL
265, 265L - Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Principles of ecology and evolution for life science majors stressing
integrated approach and recent advance.
Prerequisites: BIOl 171+L; BIOL 172+L
BIOL
270/ 270L - Cell & Molecular Biology
Integrated cell and molecular biology for life science majors. Modern
advances in recombinant DNA technology.
Prerequisites: BIOL 171+171L; BIOL 172+172L; CHEM 272+272L; or consent
ZOOL
306 - Ethology
Introduction to animal and human ethology and sociobiology; emphasis
on social and interspedific behavior, its causes and adaptive significance.
Lab optional. Pre: 101 and 101L with C grade, or BIOL 265 with C
grade; or consent.
ZOOL
306L - Ethology Lab
Application of methods in demonstrations, films, and projects.
Prerequisite: ZOOL 306 or concurrent
ZOOL
320 - Vertebrate Zoology
Introduction to the evolution and systematics of vertebrates, with
emphasis on comparative morphology, physiology, and ecology.
Prerequisite: BIOL 172+172L; BIOL 265+265L
ZOOL
320 L - Vertebrate Zoology Lab
Laboratory to accompany Zool 320
Prerequisite: 320 and 320L are corequisites
ZOOL
340 - Parasitology
Animal parasites of man, domestic and wild animals, systematics,
comparative morphology, life history, pathology, treatment, control.
Prerequisites: BIOL 172+172L; BIOL 270+270L
ZOOL
340 L - Parasitology Lab
Laboratory to accompany ZOOL 340
Prerequisites: ZOOL 340 or concurrent
BIOL
375, 375L - Concepts of Genetics
Genetic concepts at advanced undergraduate level; genetic transmission,
recombination, gene action, mutation; population and evolutionary
genetics
Prerequisites: BIOL 171+171L
ZOOL
399 - Directed Study
Opportunity to work closely with a faculty member on an appropriate
project of mutual design.
Prerequisites: written consent of instructor
ZOOL
410 - Coral and Coral Reefs
A course in the biogeography, evolution, ecology, and physiology
of corals and coral reefs and the application of this information
to the management of coral reefs.
Prerequisites: BIOL 265
ZOOL
416 - Histology
Microanatomy of the animal body, especially vertebrates. Oriented
toward pre-professional students.
Prerequisites: BIOL 172+172L; BIOL 270+270L; ZOOL 320 recommended
ZOOL
416L - Histology Lab
Laboratory to accompany 416
Prerequisites: ZOOL 416 or concurrent
ZOOL
417 - Microtechnique (L)
Preparation of animal tissues and organs for microscopic examination;
introduction to cytochemical and histochemical techniques.
Prerequisites: BIOL 172+172L; BIOL 270+270L
ZOOL
420 - Developmental Biology
Analysis of animal development by experimental methods. Emphasis
on laboratory investigation.
Prerequisites: BIOL 172+172L, BIOL 270+270L
ZOOL
420L - Developmental Biology Lab
Laboratory experiments to accompany ZOOL 420.
Prerequisites: ZOOL 420 concurrent
ZOOL
430 - Animal Physiology
Introduction to the function of animal organ systems, tissues, and
cells. Topics include neurophysiology, cardiac, kidney, and gut
physiology, thermoregulation, endocrinology, and respiration. Examples
are generally chosen from the vertebrates.
Prerequisites: BIOL 172+172L; BIOL 270+270L; co-requisite ZOOL 430L
ZOOL
430L - Animal Physiology Lab
Laboratory to accompany ZOOL430
Prerequisites: co-requisite ZOOL 430L
ZOOL
432 - Comparative Physiology
Physical-chemical cellular mechanisms underlying function of organ
systems; general principles inferable from study of adaptation to
diverse environments.
Prerequisites: BIOL 172+172L; BIOL 270+270L; ENBIO 402 or BIOC 441
ZOOL
432L - Comparative Physiology Laboratory
Experiments, projects, and demonstrations in comparative physiology.
Prerequisites: Zool 432 previously or concurrently, or Zool 430.
Registration with consent of instructor.
ZOOL
435 - Endocrinology
Anatomy and physiology of the organs of internal secretion, role
of hormones in metabolism and development.
Prerequisites: BIOL 172+172L; BIOL 270+270L
ZOOL
439 - Animal Ecology
Principles and theories; examples from current experimental and
analytical literature. For students in biological sciences.
Prerequisites:BIOL 172+172L; BIOL 265+265L and MATH 205 or equivalent
ZOOL
439L - Laboratory in Animal Ecology
Introduction to methodology, experience in characterizing populations
and communities.
Prerequisites: ZOOL 439 or concurrent. One semester of statistics
is strongly suggested.
ZOOL
442 - Introduction to Neuroscience
Nerve cells, their signalling capabilities and the developmental
organizaiton of nervous systems, both invertebrate and vertebrate,
for sensory reception, integration, behavioral command and learning;
insights from on-going research using molecular, genetic biophysical,
and imagining methods.
Prerequisites: BIOL 275 or consent
ZOOL
441 - Revolutions in Biology
Development of Zoology as a specialized field.
Prerequisites: ZOOL 101 or BIOL 172, or consent of instructor
ZOOL
450 - Natural History of Hawaiian Islands
Geography, geology, climatology, biotic environment of Pacific Basin
and Hawaiian Islands; endemism and evolution in terrestrial and
marine biota.
Prerequisites: one semester of college-level biological science.
ZOOL
460 - Avian Biology
Anatomy, physiology, annual cycle, behavior, distribution, taxonomy
of birds; attention to Hawaiian and oceanic birds.
Prerequisites: BIOL 172+172L; ZOOL 320 recommended
ZOOL
465 - General Ichthyology
Biology of fishes; reproduction, physiological processes, functional
anatomy, behavior, ecology, distribution, and systematics.
Prerequisites: BIOL 172+172L; BIOL 265+265L; co-requisite ZOOL 465L;
ZOOL 320 and ZOOL 430 recommended
ZOOL
465L - General Ichthyology Lab
Lab to accompany ZOOL 465
Prerequisites: co-requisite ZOOL 465
ZOOL
466 - Fisheries Science
General characteristics of fisheries; harvesting methods; principles
and techniques to derive data and analyze fished populations.
Prerequisites: coursework in aquatic ecology and fish biology, or
consent of instructor
ZOOL
467 - Ecology of Fishes
Reproduction, early life history, age and growth, feeding, niche
specificity, competitive interactions, communities, and evolutionary
mechanisms of fishes.
Prerequisites: ZOOL 465
ZOOL
470, 470L - Limnology
Biology, physics, chemistry of lakes, streams, estuaries.
Prerequisites: BIOL 172+172L; BIOL 265+265L; ZOOL 470 is a co-requisite
for 470L; ZOOL 439 is recommended.
ZOOL
475 - Invertebrate Zoology
A detailed study of invertebrate form, function and embryology emphasizing
cladistic approaches to understanding evolutionary relationships
among taxa.
Prerequisites: BIOL 172+172L; ZOOL 265+265L; introductory college
chemistry, or consent; Zool 475L co-requisite
ZOOL
475L - Invertebrate Zoology Laboratory
Laboratory focuses on living specimens from the diverse Hawaiian
tropical fauna.
Prerequisites: ZOOL 475 co-requisite
ZOOL
480 - Animal Evolution
Process of evolution: genetic basis, natural selection, population
genetics, speciation, the fossil record.
Prerequisites: BIOL 172+172L; BIOL 265+265L; ZOOL 475 or ZOOL 320;
BIOL 375 or GENE 451 recommended
ZOOL
485 - Biogeography
Distribution of plants and animals and processes that cause, maintain
and modify them. Approach is synthetic and dynamic.
Prerequisite: BIOL 172+172L; BIOL 265+265L; GENE 451+453 or BIOL
375+375L; ZOOL 480 recommended
Zool
490 (Alpha) - Seminar in Zoology
Reports on research, reviews of literature, or research experience.
Required of students majoring in zoology or entomology. (B) general
zoology; (D) behavior of marine animals; (E) ecology; (F) physiology;
(G) developmental biology; (H) marine biology.
Prerequisites: limited to upper division Zoology majors
Zool
497 - Molecular Ecology
A practical introduction to molecular methods used to address ecological
and evolutionary questions. Focus on methods and application to
interdependent research project. Advanced undergraduate/graduate
level.
Zool
499 - Directed Reading or Research
Opportunity to work closely with a faculty member on an appropriate
project of mutual design.
Prerequisites: limited to Zoology majors
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