103 Zoo: Principles of general Zoology (Practical), Fall 2024
Credits: 1
Total Hours pers term: 28 h (2h/week)
Reference:
Brooker, R. J., Widmaier, E. P., Graham, L. E. and Stiling, P. D. (2008). Biology. McGraw-Hill International Edition.
Assessment methods:
First Examination (10 grades).
Lab presence report (5 grades)
Final exams (15 grade)
List of Topics:
Lab1:
Description of different types of microscope, usage and their care
Preparation of animal and plant cell slides and see them under the microscope
Find the differences between them
Lab2:
Study the mitotic cell division through prepared slides
Lab3:
Study the different types of tissues
1. Epithelial tissue (Simple, compound and glandular
2. Connective tissue (Fibrous connective tissue, Hyaline cortilage, Blood sear)
3. Muscular tissue ( Skeletal and Cardiac)
4. Nervous tissue ( Neuron and T.S. spinal cord)
Lab4:
Study the general structure of Amoeba proteus, Entamoeba histolytica, Paramecium caudatum, Trypanosoma gambiense, Plasmodium falsiparum (Sporozoid, Amoeboid and ring stage)
Lab5:
Study the general structure of the followings:
Sponges
Hydra (male and female)
Fasciola hepatica ( Diferent stages of life cycle)
Lab6:
Study the general structure and stages of life cycle of the following worms:
Scistosoma mansoni and Scistosoma haematobium (Egg, meracidium, sporocyst, redia, cercaria, metacercaria)
Tape worms (T. solium, T. saginata): Scolex, egg, immature segment, mature segment, gravid segment, Bladder worm
Lab7:
Study the general structure of the following: Ascaris lumbricoides Earth worm Dessert locus
Sepia
Star fish
Medicinal leech
Lab8:
First Examination
Lab9:
External features of mice
Structure of skin
Digestive system
Lab10:
Urinogenital system of mice (male and female)
Lab11:
Circulatory system (Heart, arterial and venous system)
Lab12:
Nervous system (Brain, cranial and spinal nerves)
Lab13:
Skeletal, System (Cranium, Pectoral and pelvic girdles, and Limbs)
Lab14:
Second practical Examination