Calendar: 1926-1927 Page 174

FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCE 175 knowledge of the Diagnostic characters of the foUowing groups Protozoa Lobosa Foraminifera Radiolaria Sporozoa Flagellata Ciliata Ccelenterata Hydrozoa Anthozoa Platyhelmia Turbellaria Trematoda Cestoda Annelida Oligocheeta Polychseta Articulata Crustacea Insecta Arachnida Chordata Urochorda Cephalochorda Craniata Pisces Amphibia Reptilia Aves Mammalia Ys -Intermediate Science Practical Class Th 3-6 all Terms If 10-1 2nd Term 10-1 3rd Term The dissection microscopical examination and description of specimens or parts of the animals comprised in paragraphs and above and the determination of the zoological position of specimens in accordance with paragraph Elements of Animal Histology Cytology and Embryology -B Sc General Two-Year Course Lectures 11-12 12-1 10-11 The fundamental facts and principles of Systematic Zoology Com- parative Anatomy and Embryology as illustrated by the principal subdivisions of the animal kingdom with special reference to the types prescribed by the University Vertebrates and Invertebrates are dealt with in alternate years Z2 -B Sc Practical Class Tu 2-5 Th 10-1 Practical Examination by dissection or otherwise of typical animals in illustration of the Lectures with special reference to the types prescribed by the University Practical Embryology and Methods of Microscopical Investigation Staining Section-cutting Mounting &c Special Sc Courses -Special Sc As for General Sc Students with additional Lectures and Laboratory work as arranged Advanced Zoological Laboratory-open daily for Special Work and Research Inter-Collegiate Courses joint scheme of advanced lectures in Zoology has been arranged between University CoUege King's College the Imperial College of Science and Technology and Bedford College and Special Syllabus of these is issued by the University In connection with this scheme one course will be given at King's College during the Session 1926-27 viz Protozoology -A course of Lectures and Laboratory work in the Second Term and Third at times to be arranged