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A & P Resources (BIOL 217 & BIOL 218) [Back to Contents]
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• Arteries - Text info. (Harold) Human anatomy reference online at Dartmouth. Detailed text descriptions of arteries. Includes a few illustrations.
• Cardiology CME - EKG Atlas
• Cardiology CME Main Menu
• Computer Simulation and Visualization in the Cardiovascular System
• EKG File Room
• ECG library, (12-lead)
• Heart Anatomy Tutor
• Heart rhythms tutorial introduction
• Hematopathology

"This is an interactive series of case studies designed to teach pathologists of all levels to recognize features of various hematologic neoplasms. It is hoped that this program will help bridge the gap between pathology texts, which are often complete in explanation but lacking in pictures, and study-sets of glass slides, which are visually the gold-standard, but often lack guidance through a case. We hope the case-oriented, interactive, computerized format will prove more instructive than traditional atlases."
• Overview of Thorax
• Researchers Create Visual Image of Dog's Beating Heart
• The Heart: A Virtual Exploration
• Visualization of Heart Motion
• Walkthrough of a Heart Dissection

Excellent, labeled photos of pig heart dissection. (Slow to download, but worth the wait.) A "must see" for Anatomy students (Biol 218 A&P II and Biol 212 Comp. Vert Anat.).

• Histo Web @ KUMCA "must see" for CBU's Biol 217 and 414 students.

Excellent images with captions. Organized by system. (Units may be slow to load, but it's well worth the wait.)
• LUMEN Histology home pageThis may be the best site for histology.

Excellent slides plus text. Vital resource for A&P (and Histology) students!
• Pathology Lab Modules @ NYU

Excellent photomicrographs. Interactive modules.
• Also see: Histology Course Resources (BIOL 414)

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• Specific Immunity -- internet textbook
• The Microbial Underground!
• Visualizations of Viruses
• Pathology Lab Modules @ NYU

Excellent illustrations and detailed content! Lab Modules include: Cell injury, Wound healing, Inflammation, Hemostasis, Immunopathology, and Neoplasia.

• Also see links for Careers & Graduate-Professional School.
• Health Care Information Web Site
• HealthGate home page
• Medscape "Medscape®, for health professionals and interested consumers, features thousands of free full-text, peer-reviewed articles, medical news, MEDLINE, and interactive quizzes. Updated daily."
• Medical Education Online "Medical Education Online (MEO) is a forum for disseminating information on educating physicians and other health professionals via the Internet."
• NURSE (cpr course, etc.) @UK
• NYU-MC Hippocrates Home Page
• Pathology Lab Modules @ NYU

Excellent illustrations and detailed content! Lab Modules include: Cell injury, Wound healing, Inflammation, Hemostasis, Immunopathology, and Neoplasia.
• SUMMIT (Stanford University)
• The Best Medical Resources on the Web © Priory Lodge Education Ltd.1996.
• The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Biosciences - Medicine
• Virtual Hospital - Healthcare Providers

• Anatomy & Histology Center - Martindale's Health Science Guide
• A&P Courses from Dr. C. Harendza
• Cranial Nerve Tutorial @ LumenInteractive tutorial includes color photos of skull foramina.
• HAPS Home Page Human Anatomy and Physiology Society
• Human Anatomy and Physiology Courses
• Human Anatomy On-line - InnerBody.com "Welcome to Human Anatomy On-line, the place for fun, interactive and educational views of the human body. This program contains over one hundred illustrations of the human body with animations and thousands of descriptive links."
• Human Biology Text: HyperContents
• Image Analysis Research Center (IARC)
• Images and Animations from the SPL
• Interactive Atlases @ Washington. Highly recommended for students in Embryology and A&P.

Here's the Brain atlas. It has labeled surface anatomy as well as sectional views.
Here's the Neuroanatomy course atlas. Excellent, detailed information.
Here's the Thoracic viscera atlas.
Here's the Knee atlas.
• Laparoscopic Technical Manual
• Laryngeal Archive
• LectureLinks ( Johns Hopkins School of Medicine)
• LUMEN Structure of Human Body home page This will get you to the Lumen dissector, the bone box, and other human anatomy resources.
• Medical Matrix - Basic Medical Sciences links to courses & resources. Links to tutorials and course resources in human anatomy, embryology, physiology, etc.
• Medical Multimedia Group - Reference Library
• Oral Anatomy Review with Color Photos (@ Ohio State, 1994)
• MEDIC Gross Anatomy Home Page
• MRI BODY MAP
• Multimedia Medical Systems - Digital Humans
• UA Physiology Instructional Material
• Quizzes from KUMC (human anatomy, embryology, histology, etc.). Scroll down the list and you'll find several programs listed. These are multiple choice self tests-you get immediate feedback and good explanations of which choices are correct.
• Global Spinal Cord. "The Global Spinal Cord is the Web edition of the neuroanatomy coursebook used by first-year medical students at the University of Wisconsin Medical School (UWMS)." This excellent site is interactive and includes detailed illustrations.
• The Visible Human Project
• VA Image Browser

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• Anatomy: The Upper Extremity
• Bone Box @ LumenExcellent! Interactive tutorial with color photos of human bones.

A "must see" for students in CBU's Biol 217 A&P.
• Joints - text & diagrams (Harold)
• Joint action of the upper limb @ Lumen. Video clips illustrate terms for movement. "This lesson is designed to illustrate joint actions in the upper extremity and the principal muscles responsible for those actions."
• Mallinckrodt Musculoskeletal WWW Server
• Human muscles @ Lumen. Illustrated list of human muscles.
• Muscles in Action @ Univ. Mich

Definitions and photos of human muscle actions. (Movies did not run 2/97)
• Muscle diagrams from The Body Sculptor
• Nasa site STS-78

NASA mission with microgravity experiments. Links to info on the experiments on muscle atrophy etc. (Link contributed by Jack Griffith, CBU '95.)
• Orthopedic anatomy "The SCOI Web site offers a wide variety of informational resources on anatomy, sports injuries and orthopedic procedures for the education of the general public."

CBU's Biol 217 students note: Excellent resource for anatomy of joints.
• Radiology
• Radiological Anatomy
• Radiology for Medical Students
• Radiologic Anatomy Index
• Radiology/Anatomy Modules
• Vertebral Column Actions
• Visible Human cross sections @ Lumen

• Anatomy of an Eye
• Audiology (Video Otoscopy -- Roy F. Sullivan, Ph.D.)
• Cochlear Anatomy & Fluids
• Cochlear Fluids Lab - Washington University
• Cochlear Mechanics
• Colour Contrast
• Cow's Eye Dissection
• Cow's Eye Primer
• Eye Gallery
• Eye Gallery with Color Photos
• Fundus diabeticus (interactive--need shockwave)
• Hearing and Balance, UW-Madison
• Psychology Tutorials

• Skin Cancer and Benign Tumor Image Atlas - Contents

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• Left Renal Obstruction
• The fluid regulation system
• RENALNET Information Service

• Correlative Anatomy Demonstration
• Engineering Animation, Inc.
• HyperDOC: The Visible Human Project
• Images and Animations from the Visible Human Project
• The Interactive Volume Browser (Volume Rendering)
• The Visible Human Project

• ADAM Software Sales pitch, but does have some samples and games. [CBU students: We have both the Comprehensive and Standard versions for your use in the biology labs.]
• Anatomy: The Upper Extremity (video) Great reference for Gross Anatomy.Lower extemity also available. [CBU students, see Dr. Ross to view the Biology Dept. copies of these videotapes.]
• Beyond Vesalius--info on anat. program

Haven't downloaded this one. Requires MAC?
• BioQUEST Curriculum Consortium
• EXPOMED'S Medical ProductsSells Gold Standard CD-ROM's, etc.
• Gold Standard Multimedia Inc.

Med students and undergrads love the gross anatomy and the histology CD-ROMs. [CBU students: see Dr. Ross to use the Biology Dept. copies of these CD's.]
• Medical Education Software Home Page
• Medical Education Software @ U. Mich.
• Multimedia Software  Online Delivery including Medical, Dental, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Veterinary Medicine, Chiropractic, Laboratory Animal Science, Respiratory Therapy, Board Review, College Biology, High School Biology, Blood Borne Pathogens, Laboratory Safety, Hazard Communications, Use of Respirators.
• Physiology Files & Software Archive
• Victory Technology Inc. Health and Science Courseware
• Williams & Wilkins Electronic Media

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Animal Behavior Resources (BIOL 381) [Back to Contents]

• Dr. Ross's BIOL 381 Course
• American Psychological Association PsychNET (SM)
• Animal Resources
• Animal Behavior: Early theoretical biology: Uexküll
• Anim. Behav. - Gen. Biol.
• Animal Behavior (21-Feb-1996)
• Aquarium Movies
• Ark Animal Tracks Home Page
• Bat Conservation International Top Page
• Behavioral & Brain Sciences Preprint Archive
• Bioinfo Animal Pictures Archive Mirror
• Behavior Analysis
• Communication with Parrots: Pepperberg
• Costly Signalling & Handicap Principle
• Evolution and Behavior
• Human Behavior and Evolution Society
• Neurobiology and Behavior @ BrynMawr
• Penguins!
• Pheasant Project
• Psychology Tutorials
• Signalling Theory & Anim. Communication
• Swordtail sexual preference

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Biology - Other Information [Back to Contents]

• Bio Online: Biotechnology on the 'Net
• BioSupplyNet, Your Resource for Biomedical Supplies & Services
• WWW Instructional Resources in Biology (Biosciences)

• Biology Hypertextbook @ MIT

The Experimental Biology Group's Hypertext.
• Biology Place

Info related to General Biology textbook contents. So far only the genetics section has useful info (such as links to good sites).
• Biology Courses on the Web

This links you to the table of contents. From there you can go to the Developmental Biology courses or the Medical related courses, etc.  Some real gems here!
• Directory of /images/gif89a/science-nature
• A First Course in Pharmacokinetics and Biopharmaceutics
• AGRON 305: Successful Students Guidelines
• BioChemNet
• Biodiversity and Biological Collections WWW Server
• Biolab Home Page
• Biology 107 at UConn: HomePage
• Biomednet (HMS Beagle research news)
• BioQUEST Curriculum Consortium
• Costa Rica Home
• DIY Glycolysis Yes, cellular metabolism. A tutorial. Test yourself!
• Electronic Zoo/NetVet - Animal Image Collection Page
• Evolution and Behavior
• (Fulbright) Council for International Exchange of Scholars
• Gary Latham's Home Page (CBU Alum)

Great info on his molecular biology research.
• Gulliver Films' Environmental Information
• Hippocrates @ NYU-MC

Projects include: (1) Medical Humanities/Literature, Arts, and Medicine Database and (2) Medical Education Teaching Modules. Teaching modules you can use include: Embryology (computer animation videos of heart development) , Hematopathology, Infectious Disease, Pathology, Pathology @ Vanderbilt, and Virtual Heart Model.
• HHMI Beyond Bio 101: The Transformation of Undergraduate Biology Education
• Holiday Lectures on Science: Get Involved with Science! Hughes Medical research
• Images for Teaching (BIODIDAC Home Page)
• The Insects Home Page Great images.
• Life On Earth: Biology Text

"This WWW resource is provided by Prentice Hall as a free interactive resource to users of the Biology: Life on Earth text written by Teresa and Gerald Audesirk."
Excellent hyperlinks. Go to the table of contents, go to a topic (chapter) and check out the annotated list of hyperlinks. These resources will be useful for upper level courses as well as for introductory biology.
• Molecular biology quiz

"The pages are in the form of a quiz. Questions are presented one at a time and only when the right answer is given you are allowed to proceed to the next question. Many of the problems involved are related to DNA and protein sequence information."
• Morgan School Courses Web Site
• NetVet Veterinary information.
• pH Tutorial
• Preparation of Solutions
• Science web sites (Australia)
• Terraquest
• T.H.E. Journal. Index of internet resources.
• Topics in Neuroethology Home Page
• Virtual Galápagos
• University of Oregon Biology

Nice examples of course syllabus, etc. (Their Animal Behavior course 399 uses the same texts we do.)
• The Why Files
• The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Physiology & Biophysics (Biosciences)

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• Publishers--WWW Virtual Library Search
• Addison Wesley Publ.
• Benjamin/Cummings Publishing Company
• Cambridge University Press
• HarperCollins College Quad
• Jones and Bartlett Publishers
• Mosby
• Prentice Hall
• Sinauer Associates, Inc.
• Wadsworth's Biology Resource Center
• Williams & Wilkins Home Page
• Williams & Wilkins Electronic Media

• American Scientist Homepage
• Academe This Week: Resources on the Internet
• APA Science Journals (Contents and Abstracts)
• BIO-JOURNALS: Table of Contents Archive
• BioScience Magazine
• BIOSIS
• BIOSOURCE
• Carolina Tips
• Dictionary of Science and Biotechnology
• Discover Magazine
• EDUFRAME
• MEDIA WATCH Biology News with Links
• Nature - Welcome
• New Scientist home page
• Science Guide (news and links)
• Science Now (news)

Current news items. Published by AAAS.
• Scientific American
• Scientist, the (Life Sciences Web Newspaper)
• Science Update
• Scientific American

• Association for Biology Laboratory Education (ABLE)
• Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology (formerly ASZ)
• HAPS Home Page

Human Anatomy and Physiology Society
• Nature Conservancy
• SCIENCE (AAAS) On-Line
• SCIENCE (AAAS) On-Line @ Stanford
• Society for Integrative & Comparative Biology Home Page
• SICB Program Officer's Page
• Tennessee Academy of Science

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Careers & Graduate-Professional School [Back to Contents]

• Application writing law,medical, business, grad schools
• ASLO Aquatic Science Career Information
• Career Planning Center for Beginning Scientists and Engineers
• CareerMosaic Page 1
•  "Careers in Science and Engineering: A Student Guide to Grad School and Beyond."
• Catapult on JobWeb Find info on career choices, preparation, etc.
• http://www.jobweb.com/Research/jfield.htm
• CBU Biology Careers Information
• Health Careers by Dr. Eisen. Guide for CBU students.

• Pre-Dentistry (gopher,U Hawaii)

• Also see links for Medical and Health Resources (Clinical Information).
• AAMC Events and News: AAMC STAT: Short, Topical, And Timely News
• AAMC Home Page - Association of American Medical Colleges

This is the place to find links to info on medical schools (addresses, requirements, etc.).
You can request the forms to apply to medical school. (Online forms to download.)
• BETZ MCAT Guide Sales pitch… but lots of helpful hints are available free.
• Brad's Premed Resource Center
• Erick's Guide to Medical School Admissions
• Health Careers by Dr. Eisen. Guide for CBU students.
• Info for Medical Students FAQ 3/5
• J.Tward's Medical Reference LibraryLots of helpful links. Med. school courses, schools, chat room, etc.
• Kaplan - MCAT Sales pitch.. but lots of helpful hints, useful links, etc. are available free.
• Medical Education Info (M.e.m. newsgroup)
• M.e.m. FAQ 1/5
• Medical education newsgroup (M.e.m.) Home Page
• Medical School Admissions Secrets
• The Medical Education Page
• Physicians Qualifying Exam (MRCP part 1 question bank)
• Premedical.com will help premedical students learn more about the MCAT and applying to medical school.
• The Princeton Review: Medical Tests, Schools, and Licensing
• UTMC information

• Nursing Net

"Nursing Net's mission is to help further the knowledge and understanding of Nursing for the public, and to provide a forum for medical professionals and students to obtain and disseminate information about nursing and medically related subjects."
• Another NursingNet
• Nurse Practitioners' Web

• Occupational Therapists
• Occupational Therapy

• PharmWeb - Pharmacy Info (Links)
• Pharmacists

• Physical Therapy Web site
• Physical Therapists
• Physical Therapy
• Physical Therapy WWW Page
• Physical Therapy: Clinically Oriented

• Physicians Assistant Career
• Physician Assistants
• Physicians Assistant Career Information

• Assoc. of Amer. Veterinary Medical Colleges
• Welcome to NetVet

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Comparative Anatomy (BIOL 212) and Evolution 
[Back to Contents]

• Airyn's Raptor Site
• Archaeopteryx
• BIRDS Pictures Eagles, Doves, Parrots, etc. PHOTOVAULT Birds Master Page
• How Birds Fly - Photo Index
• Tennessee Ornithological Society, Memphis
• http://www.york.biosis....nfo/grp_bird.htm#images
• The Penguin Page

• Beyond Darwin: Main Menu
• Chordate Phylogeny Hypercard Stack (SYSTAK INFO)
• ChordatesA catalog of some marine chordates available at MBL.

Includes photos and description.
• Evol. of Animals (U. Alberta Bio 108 Lecture 23)
• Evolutionaccording to Science Made Stupid by Tom Weller.
• Evolution Entrance
• Evolution is a Fact and a Theory
• Evolution (Sci.bio.evolution)
• Ice age animals (16,000 years ago)
• Introduction to the Chordata
• Introduction to Vertebrates
• Journey into the World of CladisticsA "must see" for CBU's Comparative anatomy course!

"Systematics is an attempt to understand the evolutionary interrelationships of living things, trying to interpret the way in which life has diversified and changed over time. While classification is primarily the creation of names for groups, systematics goes beyond this to elucidate new theories of the mechanisms of evolution. Systematics, then, is the study of the pattern of relationships among taxa; it is no less than understanding the history of all life."
• Major trends in animal evolution
• Museum of Paleontology (Berkeley)
• Phylum Chordata Animal Diversity Web.

Lists defining characteristics and leads you to examples and species descriptions.
• Species definitions from Amer. Mus. of Natural History - Ornithology.

Biological species concept vs. phylogenetic species concept.
• Subphylum Vertebrata Animal Diversity Web.

Lists defining characteristics and leads you to examples and species descriptions.
• talk.origins Evolution FAQs
• The Talk.Origins Archive
• The Tree of Life Home Page
• Tree of Life - Chordata
• UC Museum of Paleontology Public Exhibits
• U.Cal.Museum of Paleontology (EXCELLENT!)

A "must see" for Comparative Anatomy students! Great definitions and explanations of concepts. Nice images too!
• WRI Article: "Relative Number of Described Species in Major Taxa"

• COELACANTHA "must see" for CBU's Comparative Anatomy course.

Includes photos. "The living coelacanth, Latimeria chalumnae, is the sole remaining representative of a once widespread family of Sarcopterygian (fleshy- finned) coelacanth fishes all but one of which disappeared at the end of the Cretaceous, 65 million years ago." "This is the official website of the Coelacanth Rescue Mission."
• The Electronic Prehistoric Shark Museum
• Fish Anatomy

For CBU's Biol 212 Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy. Includes labeled illustration of scale types.
• Fish Master Page by PHOTOVAULT, Stock Photography, Pictures
• Fish, Eels Actinopterygii-Seawater Fishes
• FISH, a quick course on Ichthyology
• Fishes-- osteichthyes @ busch gardens
• Floater PiranhaCam
• Here's the Hagfish page! http://oberon.educ.sfu....h/wednesday/hagfish.htm

Includes photos and a Quicktime movie.
• Lungfishes, Coelacanths-CLASS SARCOPTERYGII Photographs

Three sample photos: Lungfishes and Coelacanth.
• MASSACHUSETTS FISHES FISH IDENTIFICATION

Key to Families and keys for species by family.
• Sharks, Rays, Skates, Hammerheads: Chondrichthyes-Animal Photos
• The Biology of Sharks
• Shark Images from Douglas J. Long, UCMP

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• Dr. Ross's Galapagos Photos Page (with more links)
• Charles Darwin Research Station
• Galapagos Islands Tours
• Galapagos Islands Wildlife Refuge
• Images from the Galapagos Islands
• Photos of Galapagos Wildlife
• Virtual Galápagos

• An Interactive Guide to Massachusetts Snakes

With illustrations!
• Frog Dissection
• Frog Dissection (photos) Netfrog Title Page
• LBL ITG Whole Frog Project
• Netfrog Title Page
• Virtual Frog Dissection Kit Version 2.0
• Frogs of the Arabuko-Sokoke Forest, Kenya
• Caecilians (Gymnophiona)
• Crocodile Specialist Group Photo Gallery
• Dinosaur and Vertebrate Paleontology Links
• Dinosaur Omnipedia
• Dinosaur Web Pages by T. Mike Keesey
• Dinosauria ON-LINE
• Dinosaur Illustrations
• Herp Pictures
• Herpetology Master Page of Links to Pictures.
• Indiana University Axolotl Colony
• Kingsnakes and Milksnakes (Lampropeltis)

Photos of these snakes.
• More Snake Pictures
• Newt&Salamander's homepage
• Reptile sex determination

Research interests of Jeyasuria Pancharatnam.
• Reptiles and Amphibians of North Dakota

Nice photos with descriptive information.
• Salamander Research (Autodax)

Movies of Salamanders feeding. Watch those tongues in action!
• Snakes of North America

Look at the links near the bottom of this page for images.
• The Dinosauria
• The EMBL Reptile Database
• Links: Biology & Natural History (U. Alberta)

• American Museum of Natural History - Expedition: Fossils
• The Animal Diversity Web
• Bat Ecology and Bioacoustics Laboratory
• Bird On! Bird Dictionary
• Birds: The Virtual Birder(sm)
• Comp. Anat. at Univ. Alberta (Zoology 225)

Excellent resource! These lecture outlines provide useful information. There's also a nice section on cladistic taxonomy.
• U. Cal. Museum of Paleontology (EXCELLENT!)

Yes, this is so great that it's listed in a couple of places!
• Wildlife Ecology Digest
• ZooNet Image Archives

Critters of all kinds (pictures).
• Zookeeepers (AAZK)

Career info, zoo info, etc. Has a nice library of large animal photos.

• Bat Ecology and Bioacoustics Laboratory
• Dolphins (@ seaworld)
• Walkthrough of a Heart Dissection

Excellent, labeled photos of pig heart dissection. (Slow to download, but worth the wait.) A "must see" for CBU Anatomy students (Biol 218 A&P II and Biol 212 Comp. Vert Anat.).

• Cat Skeleton
• Cat Skeleton-- full lateral view
• Dog Skeleton
• Skull Collection

• Ciona intestinalis: Photo and description of this tunicate.
• Key to ascidians of Woods Hole region.

Includes descriptions and diagrams of Molgula, Ciona, etc.
• Phylum Hemichordata:

Photo and description of Saccoglossus kowalevskii (acorn worm)
• Protochordata. A list of Links from BIOSIS.
• The Urochordata from ucmp Berkeley. 

Excellent! Includes photos and excellent listing of chordate characters, etc.

• Airyn's Virtual Zoo!!
• Audubon Zoo in New Orleans
• Audubon Zoo in New Orleans
• Electronic Zoo/NetVet - Animal Image Collection Page
• Exotic Feline Virtual Sanctuary
• Gulliver Films' Environmental Information
• Gulliver Films, Australia
• KSU Vet Med. Mutimedia Website
• Mammals, Stock Photos by Photovault Photographs, Pictures
• NetVet/Electronic Zoo Animal Information & Archives Home Page
• Ocean Beach Veterinary Clinic
• Spay Slide Show

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Embryology Course Resources (BIOL 211) [Back to Contents]

Dr. Ross's Embryology Course (BIOL 211)

• Amphibian Embryology (new location)Excellent.
• Chick Embryo Movies @ U. Oregon

These show serial cross sections in sequence from head to tail. There are three movies here: Chick 24-hr (1749K), Chick 33-hr (1578K), and Chick 48-hr (4088K). Full size versions are on the Schoenwolf CD-ROM. (CBU students see Dr. Ross for the CD.)
• Chick: Late Embryo

Large format color photos. Day 12 to day 18. "Feathers are evident in the tail region after 12 days of incubation. Scales and claws are formed. The eyelid nearly covers the eye."
• Developmental Anatomy Univ. of Texas-Houston Medical School.

Highly recommended for CBU's Biol 211 students. An excellent online course. Includes numerous color illustrations. CBU students should note the course is based on the same textbook we use. You will find the study and review questions very helpful.
The Developmental Anatomy Course at The University of Texas Medical School at Houston contributes the foundation required for the students to learn classical descriptive and clinical human development.
• Developmental Biology Dr. Browder's developmental biology course home page. Excellent!
• Developmental Biology Tutorial.

Highly recommended for Biol 211 students! Dr. Browder's site which will send you to several excellent resources.
• Developmental Biology 92-210 Index Page
• Developmental Biology Education

Society for Developmental Biology Education page.Excellent! So far nearly all of the contributions are from Dr. Scott Gilbert. "This section is where we post information related to teaching and learning about developmental biology for K-college teachers and students. It serves as an educational resource for everyone interested in developmental biology. "
• Dr. Kerry B. Clark
• Fertilization & Slow Block to Polyspermy Movie (Shockwave)

Fertilization & Slow Block to Polyspermy Movie [~60K- 640 x 480 pixels]
Fast Block to Polyspermy Movie [~60K]
• FishScope -- zebrafish developmental biology movies
• Froggy Page

Real and cartoon frogs.
• Meiosis
• Meiosis and Mendelian Genetics

A tutorial on the relationship between chromosome movements in meiosis and the
segregation of alleles in meiosis.
Includes animations and explanations.
• Molecular Embryology (The Froggie People)
• Sea Urchin Development Images

Posted so far (June 1996): Fertilization. Part of the Embryo Image Archive @ USF.
• Serially Sectioned Embryos

Postage-stamp-sized Quicktime movies show embryo cross sections from head to tail. Includes 4mm frog embryo, chicken embryos, etc. These versions are small so you can't see much detail.
• Virtual Embryo @ Calgary

Dr. Browder's Developmental Biology web site. "What started as a page to support one course has evolved into an extensive site with both research and learning resources, and it has attracted considerable attention in the developmental biology community." "The Virtual Embryo provides access to the developmental biology literature, research resources and learning resources."
• Xenopus Embryogenesis (Oocyte to Tadpole)
• Xenopus stages
• The Xenopus Molecular Marker Resource
• Zygote (S. Gilbert)
• Zebrafish Developmental Stages

Excellent descriptions, B&W photos and diagrams of each stage.
• ZOOLOGY 321 Developmental Biology

• Cardiac Embryology at Yale (based on the Carnegie Collection of human embryos). The materials and methods section shows how 2D and 3D reconstructions are made from sections. The atlas includes rotating 3D models as well as labeled views of sectioned human embryos.
• CNS (Lecture from U. Ariz.)
• Cranial Nerve Anatomy (CN 5, 7, & 12)
• Developmental Anatomy Univ. of Texas-Houston Medical School. "The Developmental Anatomy Course at The University of Texas Medical School at Houston contributes the foundation required for the students to learn classical descriptive and clinical human development."

Highly recommended for CBU's Biol 211 students. An excellent online course. Includes numerous color illustrations. CBU students should note the course is based on the same textbook we use. You will find the study and review questions very helpful.
• Developmental Biology LectureLinks
• Embryo Development diagrams @ UPennExcellent.

Modules include: Overview, Embryo Ear Development, Embryo Eye Development, and Embryo Nervous System Development.
• Embryo nervous system quiz 1 An excellent self test. You get immediate feedback to find out whether your answers are correct.
• Embryo nervous system quiz 2 An excellent self test. You get immediate feedback to find out whether your answers are correct.
• General Organization of the Nervous System A brief overview (text only) of neuroembryology from UT Memphis.
• Embryo MR Images from CIVM
• Embryology @ UTMC
• Heart Development @ LumenExcellent! This is an essential resource for CBU's Biol 211 students. Embryology lecture Unit 4 material.

This lesson is divided into: Formation of the heart tube, Partitioning of the Atria, Fate of the sinus venosus (Formation of the right atrium), Pulmonary veins (Formation of the left atrium), Atrioventricular canals, Formation of the ventricles, Partitioning of the outflow tract.
• Heart Development Videos

"The subject is Cardiac Embryology and what is shown is the very early bending and folding of the cardiac tube. This takes place approximately between the 22nd and 28th days of development." The clips are computer animations in QuickTime movies of different sizes ranging from 4.8MB to 5.1MB.
• Kidney Development (Lecture @ Johns Hopkins)
• PNS (Lecture from U. Ariz.)
• Quizzes from KUMC (human anatomy, embryology, histology, etc.). Scroll down the list and you'll find several programs listed under Embryology. These are multiple choice self tests-you get immediate feedback and good explanations of which choices are correct.
• The Visible Embryo Embryo Anatomy Tutorial @ UCSF Highly recommended for CBU's Biol 211 students.

"The Visible Embryo teaches the first four weeks of human development from fertilization to somite development."
• Visible Embryo Project Images derived from the Carnegie collection of human embryo material. "At this site you'll find a sample of five computer generated models to be used as investigative and teaching tools, information on the creation of the models, a prototype database containing a 660 embryo subset from the collection, movies, and samples of various other types of information available from the collection."
• Ultrasound Scans (Dr. J. Woo)

This comprehensive site includes an indexed picture gallery (fetus at 5.5 weeks up to 19 weeks and specific fetal organs),as well as definitions, procedures and even video and audio (fetal heartbeat). Highly recommended for students in Dr. Ross's Biol 211 and Biol 217 courses.
"This page is intended primarily for the reading of fathers and mothers to be. I hope that students, medical practitioners and other healthcare providers will also find the information useful."
"Determination of gestational age and assessment of fetal size. Fetal body measurements reflect the gestational age of the fetus. This is particularly true in early gestation. In patients with uncertain last menstrual periods, such measurements must be made as early
as possible in pregnancy to arrive at a correct dating for the patient. See FAQ. In the latter part of pregnancy measuring body parameters will allow assessment of the size and growth of the fetus and will greatly assist in the diagnosis and management of intrauterine growth retardation." Dr. Ross's Embryology Course (BIOL 211)

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Gardening [Back to Contents]

• Armchair Gardener
• Atlanta Garden Connection Inc.
• bulb.com
• Dutch Gardens Catalog
• Garden Catalogs List
• Garden Central
• GardenNet
• Garden Gate on Prairienet
• GardenWeb
• Gardening at Telperion Productions
• Gardening Launch Pad
• Hibiscus
• Horticulture Solutions
• Joe's & Mindy's Garden
• Klehm Nursery's Home Page
• Passiflora (The U.K. National Passiflora Collection)
• Rhododendron & Azaleas
• Rick's Custom Nursery
• Time Life Complete Gardener Encyclopedia Search Page
• Time Life Gardening Library
• Wildflowers

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Genetics [Back to Contents]

• Genetics (HHMI's Blazing a Genetic Trail)

HHMI's Blazing a Genetic Trail: Research on mutant genes and hereditary diseases.
• Introduction to Virtual FlyLab
• MendelWeb Homepage
• Molecular biology quiz

Histology Course Resources (BIOL 414) [Back to Contents]

Dr. Ross's Histology (Biol 414) Course

• Adipose and blood Microscopic Anatomy (demo)

Units included on the demo are: Adipose tissue Tutorial, Blood Atlas, & Blood Quiz.
• Anatomy & Histology Center - Martindale's Health Science Guide
• CELLS alive!
• Hematopathology

"This is an interactive series of case studies designed to teach pathologists of all levels to recognize features of various hematologic neoplasms. It is hoped that this program will help bridge the gap between pathology texts, which are often complete in explanation but lacking in pictures, and study-sets of glass slides, which are visually the gold-standard, but often lack guidance through a case. We hope the case-oriented, interactive, computerized format will prove more instructive than traditional atlases."
• HISTOLOGY: BLOOD AND BONE MARROW REVIEW
• Histology Practice Practical at UTMC
• Histology Resources (Links from UTMC)
• Histology Review @ U Fla.
• Histology Course at Univ. Texas Houston Med. Sch. You can view the lab guides (but not the slides).
• Histol. Self Test (@ Johns HopkinsMed. Sch.)
• Histology USC ImagesA "must see" for CBU's Biol 414 students.

Excellent images with captions. Scroll through the long list of image captions to find what you need. Following the section on renal anatomy, there are sections on the cell (LM and TEM) , epithelial tissues, etc. listed within the Cell and Neurobiology section.
• Histo Web @ KUMCA "must see" for CBU's Biol 217 and 414 students.

Excellent images with captions. Organized by system. (Units may be slow to load, but it's well worth the wait.)
• Histology from Johns Hopkins

Also of interest: LectureLinks (Johns Hopkins School of Medicine)
• LUMEN Histology home pageA "must see" for CBU's Biol 414 students.

Excellent slides plus explanatory text. Very easy to use. This site is used in CBU's Histology lecture and lab. CBU's Histology unit one includes Part 1: Epithelium and Simple Glands and Part 2: Stains, Cells, and Ultrastructure.
• Medical School Instructional Site
• Microscopic Anatomy @ TJU

They sell an excellent and inexpensive histology tutorial on CD-ROM. CBU students see Dr. Ross for this CD.
• Med Sch. Resources @UTMC
• Medical Histology Network @NUS
• Neuroanatomy Study Slides
• NUS Faculty of Medicine Histology Network (National Univ. of Singapore) [A "must see" for CBU Histology students!]

Excellent, large images with explanatory text visible while you see the image. "This is an electronic World Wide Web database for histology slides. It includes light and electron micrographs of tissues and sections for the learning of Histology in Medicine and Dentistry. The text and pictures are arranged in Chapters." Chapters include Cytology, Epithelial Tissue, Connecive Tissue, and chapters for each bodyy system.
• Online Exercise of Histology At Sapporo Medical University.  Line drawings. Much of the caption information is not in English.
• Organ System Pathology
• Pathology Lab Modules @ NYU

Excellent photomicrographs. Interactive modules.
• Quizzes from KUMC (human anatomy, embryology, histology, etc.). Scroll down the list and you'll find several programs listed. These are multiple choice self tests-you get immediate feedback and good explanations of which choices are correct.
• UWMS Histology Altas Plus!

Good images. Some sections have good labels and captions, others have unlabeled images. CBU's Histology Unit 1 includes some of the material in Intro Lab #!, Intro Lab #2 (an introduction to ultrastructure and reading electon microgr