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Biology 1B: General Biology

Biology 1B: General Biology (Spring 2015, UC Berkeley). Instructors: Prof. Alan Shabel, Prof. George Roderick, and Prof. Lewis J Feldman. This course provides a general introduction to plant development, form, and function; population genetics, ecology, and evolution. It is intended for students majoring in the biological sciences, but open to all qualified students.

Lecture 06 - Cells, Tissues

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Lecture 01 - Introduction/ Fungi

Lecture 02 - Algae, Mosses, Lower Vascular Plants

Lecture 03 - Ferns and Gymnosperms

Lecture 04 - Angiosperms

Lecture 05 - Angiosperms (cont.)

Lecture 06 - Cells, Tissues

Lecture 07 - Roots, Structure and Development

Lecture 08 - Shoots, Primary Structure

Lecture 09 - Shoots, Secondary Structure

Lecture 10 - Plant Growth Substances 1

Lecture 11 - Plant Growth Substances 2

Lecture 12 - Flowering

Lecture 13 - Water Relations

Lecture 14 - Water Relations, Mineral Nutrition, Fruit Development

Lecture 15 - Evolution 1: Evolutionary History

Lecture 16 - Evolution 2: Explanatory Power of Evolutionary Theory

Lecture 17 - Evolution 3: Molecular Basis of Evolution

Lecture 18 - Evolution 4: Natural Selection

Lecture 19 - Evolution 5: Speciation

Lecture 20 - Evolution 6: Phylogenetic Systematics

Lecture 21 - Evolution 7: Cladistic Applications

Lecture 22 - Evolution 8: Fossil Record

Lecture 23 - Evolution 9: Evolutionary Pattern and Process

Lecture 24 - Evolution 10: Macroevolution

Lecture 25 - Evolution 11: Vertebrate Evolution

Lecture 26 - Evolution 12: Rise of the Hominins

Lecture 27 - Evolution 13: Conclusions and Review

Lecture 28 - Ecology

Lecture 29 - Biogeography

Lecture 30 - Populations in Space and Time

Lecture 31 - Life Histories and Limits to Growth

Lecture 32 - Managing Populations

Lecture 33 - Interspecific Interactions

Lecture 34 - Consequences of Interactions

Lecture 35 - Communities in Space and Time

Lecture 36 - Food Webs

Lecture 37 - Biodiversity Science

Lecture 38 - Ecosystem Processes

Lecture 39 - Biogeochemical Cycles

Lecture 40 - Global Change Biology