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Animal Paleophysiology
Type:
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C
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Credit:
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2
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Time span:
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26 hours
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Prerequisites:
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Physiology I.
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Lecturer:
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Dr. David Sandor Kiss
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Scope:
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The course that allows insight into physiological mechanisms and principles from an aspect fully different from that of regular subjects, is devoted primarily for veterinary students, however it well completes the curriculum of the Biology BSc and MSc students. The goal of the course is to present the phylogenetic development of the most important physiological phenomena by mean of the recent findings. The course discusses the physiological features and inventions of the main groups of ancient creatures, and their way of adaptation to environmental conditions. The subject ends with a short summary of the major evolutionary processes and principles.
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Examination:
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Essay
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Grading:
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Marks from 1 to 5
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Documents to download
Requirements
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PDF file
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- 2021
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300 kB
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1. Sauropoda
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PDF file
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- 2017
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13 MB
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2a. Horned dinosaurs
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PDF file
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- 2016
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4.7 MB
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2b. Camelids
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PDF file
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- 2016
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4.1 MB
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3. Pterosaurs
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PDF file
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- 2017
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23 MB
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4. Birds
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PDF file
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- 2018
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11 MB
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Topics
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PDF file
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- 2018
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350 kB
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student lecture 1
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PDF file
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- 2017
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1.3 MB
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student lecture 2
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PDF file
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- 2017
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1.5 MB
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