EEB 200 Lecture schedule

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Class	Day	Date	Topic	Reading
1	W	1/19	Introduction	Ch. 1
2	F	1/21	Swimming	Ch. 3, Ch. 8 to p 108
3	M	1/24	Respiration	Ch. 4, Ch. 5 to p 56
4	W	1/26	Circulation and blood	Chs. 5, 7
5	F	1/28	Discussion
6	M	1/31	Osmoregulation and excretion	Ch. 4
7	W	2/2	Buoyancy	Ch. 5
8	F	2/4	Discussion
9	M	2/7	Feeding and digestion	Chs. 4, 5, 8
10	W	2/9	Growth	Ch. 5, Ch. 10
11	F	2/11	Discussion
12	M	2/14	Sensory perception	Ch. 6
13	W	2/16	Reproduction and development	Ch. 5, Ch. 9
14	F	2/18
15	M	2/21	Hourly exam I
16	W	2/23	Systematics: Introduction	Ch. 2
17	F	2/25	Systematics: Jawless fishes	Ch. 11
18	M	2/28
19	W	3/2	Systematics III: Evolution of Jaws	Ch. 12
20	F	3/4	Discussion
21	M	3/14	Systematics: Sharks and basal bony fish	Ch. 13,14
22	W	3/16	Systematics: 4 subdivisions of Teleosts	Ch. 14, 15
23	F	3/18	Discussion
24	M	3/21	Systematics6
25	W	3/23	Systematics7
26	F	3/25	Systematics8
27	M	3/28	Review
28	W	3/30	Hourly exam 2
29	F	4/1	Zoogeography	Ch. 16
30	M	4/3	Life history strategies	Ch. 20
31	W	4/5	Mating systems and sex allocation
32	F	4/8	Discussion
33	M	4/11	Behavior: social organization	Ch. 21
34	W	4/13	Behavior: migration	Ch. 22
35	F	4/15	Discussion
36	M	4/18	Population ecology	Ch. 23
37	W	4/20	Population ecology cont.
38	F	4/22	Discussion
39	M	4/25	Sea mount fishes: Kari Heinonen
40	W	4/27	Coral reef fishes: Lori LaPlante	Ch. 24
41	F	4/29	Assemblage ecology: Joe Pereira
	Th	5/5	Final examination, 1-3 PM