Calendar: 1927-1928 Page 174
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174 FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCE Special Sc Courses First Year -Inorganic Chemistry Mr Cremer IF 12-1 and 2-3 Michaelmas Term only A2 -Organic Chemistry Professor Smiles IF and 11-12 and 3-4 in 3rd Term -Physical Chemistry Mr Salmon Th and 12-1 and 2-3 Lent and Easter Terms only -Special Course in Mathematics for Honours Chemistry Students 10-11 A6 -Practical Class Tu Th 10-5 If and 10- Second Year -Inorganic Chemistry Mr Cremer Tu 11-12 and Th 11- 12 A7 -Organic Chemistry Mr Fairbourne 11-12 and Th 12- A8 -Physical Chemistry Professor Allmand Tu 10-11 and th 10-11 -History ol Chemistry Professors Smiles and Allmand Tu 12-1 Michaelmas and Lent Terms only A10 -Practical Class Tu Th Fr 10-5 and 10-1 ZOOLOGY Head of the Department Professor Doris Livingston MacKinnon Sc General Sc Courses Yj -Intermediate Science Lectures Tu 12-1 and 12-1 The fundamental facts and laws of Zoology as exhibited in the following types -Amoeba Euglena Paramecium Monocyslis Hydra Obelia liumbricus Distomvm Astacus Amphioxus Scyllium Ram Lepus Canis Skull only The Student will be expected to acquire practical knowledge of the general organisation of each of the types above specified and an elementary knowledge of The chief Biological Laws which the structural phenomena illustrate including an elementary knowledge of heredity variation and evolution The structure and properties of the Cell and the general characters of the Tissues including Epithelia Blood Lymph Nervous Muscular Connective and Skeletal Tissues and the microscopic structure of the more important organs of the body The phenomena of Sexual and Asexual Reproduction including the general history and characters of the Germ Cells the chief
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