Mumbai University Syllabus for TY B Sc Zoology

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Mumbai University B Sc Zoology Third Year syllabus


Theory
Unit Topic
I Levels of organization
II Taxonomy of Phylum Protozoa to Phylum
Nemathelminthes
III Taxonomy of Phylum Annelida to Phylum
Echinodermata
IV Type study : Sepia
I Basic Hematology
II Applied Hematology
III Basic Immunology
IV Applied Immunology
I Molecular Biology
II Genetic engineering
III Human Genetics
IV Tissue Culture
I Integumentary system and derivatives
II Endocrine glands and regulation
III Human Osteology
IV Experimental and Chick Embryology
Practical
Practicals of Course USZO501 and
Practicals of Course USZO502
Practicals of Course USZO503, USZO504 and
Project Component

Course 11
Course Code: USZO501
Unit 1: Levels of organization
(15 lectures)
Learning objectives:
To comprehend, compare and distinguish the levels of organisation in the animal kingdom.
Learning outcome:
Learners will develop conceptual clarity with regard to the anatomy of animals at different levels.
Learners shall comprehend the evolutionary perspective of each level of organisation. Learners will
know the importance of the significance and advantages of each level of organisation.
1.1: Levels of Organization (3 lectures)
1.1.1: Unicellularity, multicellularity, colonization
1.1.2: Cellular grade of organization, tissue grade of organization, formation of germ layers
1.2: Symmetry (4 lectures)
1.2.1: Evolutionary perspective and definition
1.2.2: Types -a. Asymmetry e.g. Amoeba
b. Radial e.g. Bi-radial - Aurelia (Jellyfish); Penta-radial - Asterais (Starfish)
c. Bi-lateral e.g. Simple Planaria; Complex - Mus (Rat)
1.2.3: Significance and Advantages
1.3: Coelom (4 lectures)
1.3.1: Evolutionary perspective and definition
1.3.2: Development of Coelom -a. Organization of tissues
b. Diploblastic and Triploblastic organization
1.3.3: Types -a. Acoelomate e.g. Platyhelminthes - Planaria
b. Pseudocoelomate e.g. Nematoda - Ascaris (Round worm)
c. Coelomate e.g. Annelida - Pheretima (Earthworm)
1.3.4: Significance and Advantages
1.4: Segmentation/ Metamerism (4 lectures)
1.4.1: Evolutionary perspective and definition
1.4.2: Theories of segmentation
1.4.3: Types -a. Homonymous e.g. Annelida - Pheretima (Earthworm)
b. Heteronomous e.g. Crustacean - Panulirus (Lobster)
c. Cephalization e.g. Insecta - Periplanata (Cockroach)
d. Tagmatization e. g. Panulirus (Lobster)
e. Cephalothorax e.g. Penaeus (Prawn)
1.4.4: Significance and Advantages
Unit 2: Taxonomy of Phylum Protozoa to Phylum Nematoda (15 lectures)



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