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FUTURE COURSES

SPRING 2007

085a. From Brain to Behavior - Jennifer Morgan

102a. Biological Princiles II - The Department

109a. Introductory Biology - Nathaniel Wheelwright, Stephanie Richards

158a. Perspectives in Environmental Science - John Lichter, Dharni Vasudevan

210a. Plant Physiology - Barry Logan

214a. Comparative Physiology - Patsy Dickinson

216a. Evolution - Mike Palopoli

218a. Microbiology - Anne McBride

224a. Biochemistry and Cell Biology - Bruce Kohorn

254a. Biomechanics - Amy Johnson

255a. Human Genetics - Bill Steinhart

258a. Ornithology - Nathaniel Wheelwright