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A Course in Vertebrate Zoölogy: A Guide to the Dissection and Comparative Study of Vertebrate Animals, by Henry Sherring Pratt by Henry Sherring Pratt, 2009-04-27 Drosophila Genetics: A Practical Course by Ulrich Graf, Nancy Van Schaik, et all 1992-05 Animal Homes and Families, Second Edition (Scott Foresman ESL Little Books, Kindergarten Level) by Jim Cummins, Anna Uhl Chamot, et all 2000-06-20 The Monsterology Handbook: A Practical Course in Monsters (Ologies) by Dr. Ernest Drake, 2009-09-22 Protein Physics: A Course of Lectures (Soft Condensed Matter, Complex Fluids and Biomaterials) by Alexei V. Finkelstein, Oleg Ptitsyn, 2002-05-28 Animals Short Course B (Animals and Behavior/Invertebrates/Fishes, Amphibians, and Reptiles/Birds and Mammals) ANNOTATED TEACHER'S EDITION by Holt Science & Technology, 2000 Animal Physiology: Muscles, Tendons, Bones and Joints; Muscles and Contractility Unit 11-12 (Course S324) Caribbean Primary Science: Teachers' Guide Bk. 1: A Practical Course by Osmonde Douglas, Andy Bailey, et all 1994-08-08 New Course of Plants and Animals: Bk. 2 by M.A. Grigg, 1958-12 THE Practical Stock Doctor. The Farmers' Short Courses in Live Stock (Comprising Three Courses of Eighty-four Lessons in Veterinary Science and Stock Breeding for Farmers and Stock Owners); Course III: Stock Breeding -Sign Language of Sick Animals Protocols and Worksheets for a Laboratory Course in Cell and Animal Physiology by Barbara Grimes, 1990-07 Use of Property Rights in Fisheries Management: Mini-Course Lectures and Core Co Fisheries Technical Papers (Fao Fisheries Technical Paper) by Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, 2001-03 Investigations on influence of intestinal bacterial flora on the course of immunological response of the host in experimental trichinelosis: Final report by ZdzisÅ‚aw PrzyjaÅ‚kowski, 1982 The major marine plant and invertebrate animal phyla (A high school course in marine ecology, Unit 3 addendum) by Judith M Spitsbergen, 1971

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61. Cook College: Animal Science (067) Major Program
    s page. Seeadditional courses listed on the animal science Course Descriptions page. See additional courses listed on the animal science Course  
    http://www.cook.rutgers.edu/www/students/majors/067.html
    
    Extractions: The animal science curriculum provides training and career development for students having and interest in animal production and management or related fields (sales, research, health care). The biological sciences form a basis for the study and management of domesticated animals. Options are offered in animal industries, with specializations in animal agribusiness, livestock production and management, or equine science; laboratory animal science; and preveterinary medicine/research Animal Industries. Instruction and practical experience in animal science (selection, breeding/reproduction, nutrition, physiology, behavior) and appropriate courses in business provide students the basic knowledge and skills to manage commercial or research enterprises in the livestock (dairy/beef, poultry, sheep, swine) and horse industries or related fields (breed associations, feed/health care products). Students may specialize in animal agribusiness, livestock production and management, or equine science.

62. Department Of Animal Science - Course Listing
    Semester II. AS103 Principles of animal science. AS104 Agricultural BiochemistryII. AS318 Applied animal Human Nutrition (Optional). Year 1. Core courses.  
    http://www.uz.ac.zw/agriculture/ansci/Courses/CoursesIndex.htm
    
    Extractions: Part One Semester I AS102 Agricultural Biochemistry I Semester II AS103 Principles of Animal Science AS104 Agricultural Biochemistry II AS/CR 105 Introduction to Microbiology AS/CR110 Introduction to Statistics for Agriculture Part Two Semester I AS/CR210 Statistical Methods and Experimental Designs I AS221 Farming Systems Approach to Agricultural Development (Optional) Semester II AS208 Principles of Animal Production AS211 Animal Physiology I AS212 Animal Health AS213 Livestock Improvement I ... AS218 Cell Biology and Biotechnology (Optional) Part Three Semester I AS306 Animal Experimentation AS309 Animal Nutrition II AS310 Animal Physiology II AS311 Livestock Improvement II ... AS360 Research Project Semester II AS322 Pig, Poultry and Ostrich Production

63. FELASA
    Working group report on accrediation of courses. for meetings in laboratory animalsscience and related of books within Laboratory animal science, compiled by  
    http://www.felasa.org/
    
    Extractions: Home Official Post Address: felasa – 58 Great Marlborough Street, London W1 1DD, UK felasa mission felasa is composed of independent European national and regional laboratory animal science associations , and was established by them in 1978. It can speak for laboratory animal scientists and technologists in at least twenty European countries - Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and United Kingdom. It is managed solely by representatives of its constituent associations in those countries. felasa is well known for its triennial international scientific meetings - the 9th FELASA meeting will be held in June 2004 in Nantes, France - but it exists also to represent the common interests of its constituent associations. It co-ordinates the development of education and training for those engaged in the provision or use of laboratory animals, animal health monitoring and other topics by meetings, study groups and publications , and by acting as a focus for the exchange of opinions, ideas and information. It has established links with national, international and governmental bodies concerned with laboratory animal science in Europe, notably the Council of Europe and the Commission of the European Union, and it seeks collaboration with laboratory animal science associations outside Europe.

64. COURSES: Animal Science (ANSC), Summer 2001
    animal science (ANSC) Telephone (808) 9567095 FAX (808) 956-4024 Address AG SCI Coursesmarked with a G in the Guaranteed column are guaranteed not to  
    http://www.summer.hawaii.edu/2002_summer_catalog/programs_credit/023/ANSC.HTM
    
    Extractions: Note to Readers: This listing is updated periodically for course changes (enrollment counts, cancellations, room changes, etc). Courses marked with a "G" in the "Guaranteed" column are guaranteed not to be cancelled due to low enrollment. Although all efforts are made to hold classes as scheduled, special circumstances other than low enrollment may result in a "G" course being cancelled. Course Descriptions follow below.

65. COURSES: Animal Science (ANSC), Summer 2003
    animal science (ANSC) Telephone (808) 9567095 Address AG SCI III 216, 1955 East Noteto Readers This is a tentative listing of courses for University of  
    http://www.summer.hawaii.edu/2003_summer_catalog/programs_credit/033/ANSC.HTM
    
    Extractions: Note to Readers: This listing is updated periodically for course changes (enrollment counts, cancellations, room changes, etc). Courses marked with a "G" in the "Guaranteed" column are guaranteed not to be cancelled due to low enrollment. Although all efforts are made to hold classes as scheduled, special circumstances other than low enrollment may result in a "G" course being cancelled. Course Descriptions follow below.

66. NCSU: Animal Science - 2002-2003 Equine Short Courses & Clinics Calendar
    Check out the following Training Seminars, Short courses, and Clinics Return to ExtensionHorse Husbandry Home Page Return to animal science Extension Home Page  
    http://www.cals.ncsu.edu/an_sci/extension/horse/scdates.htm
    
    Extractions: Check out the following Training Seminars, Short Courses, and Clinics! In an effort to supply equine educational events to the general public, the Extension Horse Husbandry section, North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service in cooperation with the North Carolina Horse Council has developed many Short Course learning opportunities. North Carolina State University and the North Carolina Horse Council continue to offer educational training and riding clinics taught by the world's top trainers and riding instructors from throughout the world. Clinics are designed to provide proven, successful, humane training techniques that are applicable to all breeds and riding styles, regardless of expertise. here for your free copy.

67. NCSU: Animal Science - Equine Short Course & Clinic Series
    All short courses and clinics are offered by or supported as an educational in cooperationwith the Horse Teaching Program and the animal science Department at  
    http://www.cals.ncsu.edu/an_sci/extension/horse/scclinic.htm
    
    Extractions: This series is presented by General Information All short courses and clinics are offered by or supported as an educational service of the Extension Horse Husbandry Section, North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service, in cooperation with the Horse Teaching Program and the Animal Science Department at North Carolina State University. All short courses and clinics are sponsored by the North Carolina Horse Council. Additional event sponsors and contacts are listed for specific short courses and clinics where appropriate. The North Carolina State University Equine Short Courses and Clinics were originally established in 1987 with the first annual Open Horse Show Judges' Clinic. The Short Course and Clinic Series, which has gained national and international recognition, will provide a variety of educational information through 15 events. Each educational event is uniquely designed to provide the most recent information and technology for a specific audience. Short course participants are encouraged to carefully review the enrollment, course content and eligibility information specifically provided for each short course and clinic. For specific information concerning an equine short course or clinic, please consult the designated course coordinator. Continuing Education Credit Individuals satisfactorily completing select courses will be awarded 0.7 CEUs (continuing education units) for each day of instruction. To receive CEUs a minimum of 90% of entire course attendance is required. The CEU is a nationally recognized uniform unit of measurement designed to permanently record an individual's non-credit continuing education accomplishments in increments of one CEU per 10 contact hours of instruction.

68. Undergraduate Courses - Animal Science - UPRM
    Special Problems in animal science the utilization environmental effects to improveproductivity of animal industry enterprises. Advanced Undergraduate courses.  
    http://www.uprm.edu/wciag/anscience/Courses.htm
    
    Extractions: Departamento de Industria Pecuaria Description of Courses Offered by the Department Undergraduate I NPE 3005. Fundamentals of Animal Science 4 credits Three hours of lecture and one three-hour laboratory per week. An introductory course related to the fundamental principles of breeding and management of the most important types and breeds of domestic farm animals of Puerto Rico. I NPE 3017. Rabbit Production and Management. 3 credits Two hours of lecture and one three-hour laboratory per week. An elective course related to the study of the different phases involved in breeding, care and management of rabbits and the profitable production of rabbit meat. I NPE 4005. Veterinary Physiology 3 credits Two hours of lecture and one three-hour laboratory per week. A required course related to the physiological principles involved in the function of the digestive, nervous, muscular, vascular, excretory, respiratory and endocrine systems. I NPE 4006. Reproduction of Farm Animals 3 credits Two hours of lecture and one three-hour laboratory per week. A required course related to the anatomy, physiology and psychology of the reproductive process in farm animals.

69. Life Sciences Courses
    Information for current classes on a variety of biological subjects.Category science Biology Education Online courses courses with Webbased Information. IB 100/101 - Biological sciences IB 102 - Plants,People the Environment IB 103 - Plant Biology IB 104 - animal Biology IB  
    http://www.life.uiuc.edu/onit/courses.html

70. Cornell Summer Session: Animal Science (AN SC) Department Courses Classes Progra
    Building/Room information will be available by midApril. Online CourseCatalog. animal science Department courses. College Web site Agric.  
    http://www.sce.cornell.edu/ss/occ/dept/00007
    
    Extractions: Instructions Note: some courses are ineligible for online enrollment, so the "Select" button will not appear. See the links in the course descriptions for enrollment information. Instructor information is currently being entered into our data systems. Some course sections do not yet have an instructor assigned. Building/Room information will be available by mid-April. College Web site: Agric. and Life Sciences

71. Publications, Animal Science Facts, Pork Industry Handbook, Videos, Courses
    present. animal science Fact Sheets, short extension publicationson a variety of swine topics. Internet more! Video courses. Course  
    http://mark.asci.ncsu.edu/Publications/default.htm

72. Animal Dairy Science Undergraduate Program
    animal science The animal science curriculum is designed to provide technical andapplied A program containing courses of a more basic nature can be taken by  
    http://www.ads.uga.edu/Undergrad.htm

73. NSU - 97-98 Catalog - Courses - Animal Science
    animal science (ASCI). For Undergraduates Only. 2120. 2950. SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN animalscience. (1 to 30-0). Integrated lecture demonstration and laboratory.  
    http://www.nsula.edu/catalog/courses/asci.htm
    
    Extractions: ANIMAL SCIENCE (ASCI) For Undergraduates Only . FUNDAMENTALS OF LIVESTOCK JUDGING. (1-1-0). Origin and characteristics of the leading breeds of beef cattle, sheep, swine, and horses; breed types; comparative judging of representative animals. Prerequisite: registration in or credit for . FUNDAMENTALS OF LIVESTOCK JUDGING LABORATORY. (1-0-3). Prerequisite: registration in or credit for . SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN ANIMAL SCIENCE. (1 to 3-0-0). Integrated lecture demonstration and laboratory. Students may enroll in different areas of concentration for a maximum of three semester hours of credit to be applied toward a degree. Prerequisite: approval of the instructor. Area of concentration is identified as follows: 01-artificial breeding, reproduction

74. Illinois Baccalaureate Majors' Curricula: Agriculture. Major Courses For Animal
    AG 902 Introduction to animal science (34 semester credits) General (Organic IIwith Laboratory) Select 3 additional Agriculture core courses in consultation  
    http://www.itransfer.org/IAI/Majors/Ag/Default.taf?page=MajorAgAnimal

75. Martindale's Health Science Guide: Veterinary Center
    Extensive directory of veterinary science links.Category Health animal Veterinary Medicine Anatomy Clinical FOR ANATOMY OF SPECIFIC SPECIES SEE animal science BY SPECIESANATOMY courses CASES (ALL INCLUSIVE) CALNET PROGRAMMES FOR VETERI.  
    http://www-sci.lib.uci.edu/HSG/Vet.html

76. Undergraduate Courses In Animal Science
    This course introduces students of agriculture and food science to the animal Feedsand Nutrition. builds on the knowledge gained in previous courses to present  
    http://www.squ.edu.om/agr/Program/Courses/coanivet.html
    
    Extractions: Animal Health (Lecture/Lab (2 hrs lecture, 2 hrs lab) 3CR60 hrs) This course explores the management techniques for raising healthy farm animals, including signs of health and disease; treatment of minor cases of disease; when to seek professional help; causes of ill-health; disease resistance; prevention and control of major diseases; and methods of restraint and control of farm animals. Pre-requisites : (BIOL1092 or BIOL2002 or BIOL2005) Basic Principles of Animal Diseases (Lecture/Lab (2 hrs lecture, 2 hrs lab) 3CR60 hrs) Impart an understanding of how and why infectious agents cause disease in domestic animals as a fundamental basis for the appreciation of the principles of disease management and control. Prerequisites : ANAT3001, BIOL3441 Clinical Laboratory Methods (Lecture/Lab (2 hrs lecture, 2 hrs lab) 3CR60 hrs) A descriptive course of current laboratory procedures used in veterinary medicine. Prerequisites : ANAT3001, BIOL3441 Anatomy and Histology of Farm Animals (Lecture/Lab (2 hrs lecture, 2 hrs lab) 3CR60 hrs)

77. SQU.agr.Programs.Courses.Animal Science Program
    animal science. 4. At least 12 credits selected from the following. ANSC 2001. Principlesof animal science. 3. BIOR 2001. Introduction to Bioresource Engineering. 3.  
    http://www.squ.edu.om/agr/Program/Degrees/c_vet.html
    
    Extractions: The Animal Science program offered by the Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences ARAB 1001 Arabic HIST 1010 Oman and Islamic Civilization LANC 0990 Intensive English Language Course LANC 2040 English for Agriculture I LANC 2041 English for Agriculture II SOCI 3320 Modern Omani Society XXXX 0000 University Elective XXXX 0000 University Elective COMP 2001 Microcomputers in Agriculture ECON 4500 Agricultural Extension Methods and Techniques MATH 1192 Mathematics for Agriculture I MATH 2193 Mathematics for Agriculture II At least 13 credits selected from the following BIOL 1091 Plant Biology for Agriculture BIOL 1092 Animal Biology for Agriculture CHEM 1091 Introduction to Chemistry for Agriculture CHEM 2091 Organic Chemistry for Agriculture PHYS 1091 Introduction to Physics for Agriculture At least 12 credits selected from the following ANSC 2001 Principles of Animal Science BIOR 2001 Introduction to Bioresource Engineering BIOR 2201 Introduction to Agricultural Machinery BIOT 2201 Introduction to Agricultural Biotechnology CROP 2510 Introduction to Crop Production ECON 2003 Introduction to Agricultural Economics FISH 2001 Introduction to Marine Science and Fisheries FOOD 2071 Principles of Food Science NUTR 2301 Introduction to Human Diet SOCI 3821 Principles of Rural Sociology SOIL 2201 Introduction to Soils and Water 3. Department Requirements (34 credits):

78. Index/UC Davis 1999-2000 General Catalog
    Programs and courses. African animal Genetics, Environmental Design, Music.animal science, Environmental Geology, Native American Studies. animal  
    http://registrar.ucdavis.edu/UcdWebCatalog00_02/Programs.html

79. UBC Student Services - 2003-2004 Calendar - Courses - Animal Science
    The following ANSC courses have credit in the Faculty of science 425, 480, 481 inthis course is compulsory for all graduate students in animal science.  
    http://students.ubc.ca/calendar/courses.cfm?code=ANSC

80. Department Of Animal Science - Rutgers University - New Brunswick, NJ USA
    courses Offered Use this table to see what courses are offered during each semester.COURSE OFFERINGS IN THE animal science PROGRAM. Fall. Spring. Summer. Core.  
    http://aesop.rutgers.edu/~animalsci/undergrad/ug-courses.html

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