LAB	DATE	TOPIC	FOR REVIEW	DOWNLOAD ANIMATIONS*
Week 1	Jan. 16	Overview of invertebrate diversity
Week 2	Jan. 23	Microscopy, Protozoa, Porifera	study images, key** movies	- Microscope parts & functions - Choanoflagellate form & feeding - Sponge form & feeding
Week 3	Jan. 30	Cnidaria & Ctenophora DISSECTION	study images, key** movies	- Hydrozoan life cycle - Scyphozoan life cycle
Week 4	Feb. 6	Platyhelminthes QUIZ	study images, key** movies	- Excretory systems
Week 5	Feb. 13	Aschelminthes (Nematoda & relatives) MARKED DISSECTION	study images, key** movies
	Feb. 20	Reading Week
Week 6	Feb. 27	Mollusca I- Gastropoda, Bivalvia DISSECTION (Garstang's poem: How the gastropod got it's twist)	study images, key** movies	- Filibranch form & feeding - Eulamellibranch form & feeding
Week 7	Mar. 6	Mollusca II- Cephalopoda, molluscan diversity DISSECTION (download shell coiling program for Macintosh)	study images, key** movies	- Squid form & locomotion
Week 8	Mar. 13	Annelida & relatives (Echiura, Pogonophora, Sipuncula) QUIZ, DISSECTION (Rhyming key to polychaete families)	study images, key**	- Polychaete form & locomotion - Earthworm form & locomotion
Week 9	Mar. 20	Arthropoda: Crustacea MARKED DISSECTION	study images, key**	- Decapod claw form & function - Virtual Copepod (UCSD)
Week 10	Mar. 27	Arthropod diversity	study images, key**
Week 11	Apr. 3	Deuterostomia: Echinoderms, Lophophorates, Hemichordates MARKED DISSECTION Annotated Bibliographies due at start of lab.	study images, key** movies	- Sea urchin form & feeding - Virtual Urchin (U. Washington) - Sea squirt form & feeding
Week 12	Apr. 10	LAB FINAL EXAM	sample lab exams Diversity Quiz

* Most animations were written and directed by Rich Palmer, and programmed by Heather Kroening. Heather wrote, directed and programmed the hydrozoan & scyphozoan life cycles. IMPORTANT NOTE: To play these animations, you need to download the .swf file to your device and then open the .swf file in a video player application like (Elmedia Video Player for Mac) or (ruffle for PC).

** To use the key to the study images most effectively, open a second window in your browser and to view the key and the study image at the same time (assuming your monitor is large enough!).