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BIOL 22: Animal Biology

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BIOL 22: Animal Biology

This customized open textbook was compiled and organized by Amy Fetters for BIOL 22: Animal Biology at College of the Sequoias. It uses selected and reorganized content from the openly licensed OpenStax Biology 2e and Concepts of Biology textbooks. Topics include cellular processes, genetics, animal development, evolution, classification, animal diversity, ecology, and conservation, selected to align with the course content and learning outcomes.

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Amy Fetters
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College of the Sequoias
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LibreTexts
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EN
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  1. 01: Biology the Process of Science
  2. 1.01: The Study of Life
  3. 1.02: The Process of Science
  4. 02: Animal Cells Cellular Processes
  5. 2.01: How Cells Are Studied
  6. 2.02: Eukaryotic Cells
  7. 2.03: The Cell Membrane
  8. 2.04: Passive Transport
  9. 2.05: Active Transport
  10. 03: Cellular Energy Metabolism
  11. 3.01: Energy and Metabolism
  12. 3.02: Glycolysis
  13. 3.03: Cellular Respiration and ATP Production
  14. 3.04: Fermentation
  15. 04: Cell Division Genetics
  16. 4.01: Chromosomes the Genome
  17. 4.02: The Cell Cycle Mitosis
  18. 4.03: Sexual Reproduction
  19. 4.04: Meiosis
  20. 4.05: Mendelian Genetics
  21. 4.06: Patterns of Inheritance
  22. 05: Animal Body Plans Reproduction Development
  23. 5.01: Animal Body Plans and Tissues
  24. 5.02: Animal Reproduction
  25. 5.03: Animal Development and Organogenesis
  26. 06: Animal Homeostasis
  27. 6.01: Homeostasis Osmoregulation
  28. 07: Evolution Natural Selection
  29. 7.01: Discovering How Populations Change
  30. 7.02: Mechanisms of Evolution
  31. 7.03: Evidence of Evolution
  32. 7.04: Speciation
  33. 7.05: Common Misconceptions about Evolution
  34. 08: Taxonomy Systematics Phylogeny
  35. 8.01: Taxonomy Classification
  36. 8.02: Determining Evolutionary Relationships
  37. 8.03: Features Used to Classify Animals
  38. 8.04: Animal Phylogeny
  39. 09: Sponges
  40. 9.01: Sponge Structure and Diversity
  41. 10: Cnidarians
  42. 10.01: Cnidarian Structure and Diversity
  43. 11: Flatworms Rotifers Nematodes
  44. 11.01: Flatworm and Rotifer Structure and Diversity
  45. 11.02: Nematode Structure and Diversity
  46. 12: Mollusks Annelids
  47. 12.01: Mollusk and Annelid Structure and Diversity
  48. 13: Arthropods
  49. 13.01: Arthropod Structure and Diversity
  50. 14: Echinoderms
  51. 14.01: Echinoderm Structure and Diversity
  52. 15: Chordates Vertebrate Origins
  53. 15.01: Chordate Structure and Diversity
  54. 16: Fishes
  55. 16.01: Fish Structure and Diversity
  56. 17: Amphibians Reptiles
  57. 17.01: Amphibian Structure and Diversity
  58. 17.02: Reptile Structure and Diversity
  59. 18: Birds Mammals
  60. 18.01: Bird Structure and Diversity
  61. 18.02: Mammal Structure and Diversity
  62. 18.03: The Evolution of Primates
  63. 19: Animal Ecology Conservation
  64. 19.01: Population Ecology
  65. 19.02: Population Growth and Regulation
  66. 19.03: Community Ecology
  67. 19.04: Energy Flow through Ecosystems
  68. 19.05: Importance of Biodiversity
  69. 19.06: Threats to Biodiversity
  70. 19.07: Preserving Biodiversity