This subject contains a 3 day Compulsory Residential School.
To provide a hands on approach to the theory being taught in the subject. This will include laboratory classes and tutorials.
Comparative Animal Anatomy and Physiology is an extension of the study of normal body organs and structures undertaken in ASC171 Animal Anatomy and Physiology. It involves the study of the anatomy and physiology of a wide range of species, with particular focus on equids and wildlife species. An integrated approach is taken to combine microanatomy, gross anatomy and physiology in the teaching of the body systems within an evolutionary context. Central themes focus on homeostasis and the linkages between the environment and anatomical, physiological and behavioural adaptations. Examples from livestock production including horses and wildlife management are used to illustrate and to integrate concepts. For those students enrolled by distance education, this subject includes a 3 day compulsory residential school
* Offering has a residential school. Please view following information for further details.
HD/FL
One session
School of Animal and Veterinary Sciences
Restricted to students enrolled in:
Bachelor of Equine Science (Core)
Bachelor of Animal Science and Bachelor of Animal Science (Honours) (Elective)
Bachelor of Education (Technology and Applied Studies) (Elective)
This subject contains a 3 day Compulsory Residential School.
To provide a hands on approach to the theory being taught in the subject. This will include laboratory classes and tutorials.
This subject has a 3 day residential school
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