comparative physiology (BIOL428)

Study guide for comparative physiology including all notes taken in class and relevant information that will be tested. Subjects of this document include comparing hearts of different organisms, the circulatory system, vertebrate hearts, avian hearts, heart electrical activity, cardiac conduction system, action potentials, and more.

Study guide for comparative physiology third exam. Covers everything that the exam will include. Covers Chapter 14 about Sensory, sensory receptors, labeled-line principle, CNS, Doctrine of specific nerve energies, voltage-gated channels, adaption, acuity, lateral inhibition, perception, mechanisms of transduction, lateral inhibition, doppler shift compensation, FM bats, owl auditory space, mammalian, bird, owl, auditory transduction, and more.

Comparative Physiology study guide for the last exam. Study guide given by the professor without the answers, but this document contains all the answers to the questions. This study guide covers circulatory systems, evolution of circulation systems, bulk transport, open versus closed circulatory system, fluids and cells, hemostasis, the entire blood clotting process, blood coagulation, plasmin, physiology of the heart for a variety of animals, conduction system, and more.

Document contains everything about Comparative Physiology, including topics like the circulatory system, heart, valves, anatomy of hearts of animals, circulatory pumps, electrical activity, and more.

This study guide covers everything that will be on the second exam for Comparative Physiology. Topics include Neuronal Physiology, Na /K pumps, leak channels, zones of a neuron, ion concentrations, channels involved, action potential and graded potential, insulators, EPSP, IPSP, EPP, GPSP, Muscle Physiology, and more.

Class notes taken during every class and every slide has information written down that the professor spoke about. These notes cover everything exam three will cover in comparative physiology.

Comparative Physiology study guide given by instructor for the first exam. This study guide is completely filled out with the correct answers regarding basic concepts of physiology, evolution, physiological changes in a variety of animals and its effects, biological organization and more. A majority of what is covered on this study guide is on the exam.