EVOLUTION

 Biology 205, University of Rochester

Check out this new web site...GETTING AN ONLINE BIOLOGY EDUCATION.
It's still in the development stage, but has some great links.

This section has the course syllabus, dates of topics and exams and assignments. Click on the a lecture date and there is a list of questions taken from that day's lecture. Assignments for each section are posted. Click the section heading (i.e. INTRODUCTION) and it will take you to the assignments if there are any for that section. Exam scores are posted here. Both your raw and equalized score will be posted, as will a breakdown of the letter grading scale for that exam.

This will take you to a listing of links that are all somewhat related to evolutionary biology. There are links to the full texts of Darwin's works, online museums, bulletin boards, research databases, libraries, research labs and more. A great starting place to learn more about evolution!

An explanation of assignments, exams and how the grades are tabulated.

The UR biology department has a regular seminar series of evolutionary topics. Speakers are both in-house (professors, grad and undergrad students) and invited researchers from a wide variety of universities.

If there are any announcments made in class, or that might be of interest or importance to those in the course, they will be posted here. Also, errors in the Ridley text are posted here .

Office hours, recitation times and places, phone numbers and email addresses. Now, there is no excuse for not finding us if you have a question :).

Have accessed this page since 1/20/97!