• Departmental Facilities
• Pryor-England Center for Science & Engineering
• Advanced Genetics Lab
• Anatomy & Physiology Lab
• Biology's PC-Computer Lounge
• Botany Classroom, Lab and Greenhouse
• Cell Culture Facility
• Dean of the College of Sciences
• Departmental Office
• Genetics Lab
• George Woodroof Mac-Computer Lab
• Health Science Program
• Lobby Lounge
• Marine Aquarium
• Microbiology Lab
• Student Study Lounge
• Vertebrate Morphology Lab
• Worm Culture Facility
• Zoology Lab
• 113: Lecture Hall
• 124: Lecture Hall
  
  
• Campus Sites
• Administration Building
• Athletic Facilities
• Brackett Library
• Cyber Cafe
• Galloway Bell Tower
• George S. Benson Auditorium
• Jim Bill McInteer Bible and World Missions Center
• Java City Cafe
• The Heritage Center

Vertebrate Morphology Lab

Vert-Morph lab offers a rigorous dissection experience and solid understanding of comparative anatomy. It is highly recommended for students planning careers in any allied health field. Scott Benton and Daniel Bettis conduct their cat dissection outside to enjoy Arkansas' fall weather.

"...the molecular revolution has affected developmental biology probably more than other biological discipline." (Preface, Developmental Biology, 8ed. Scott Gilbert. Sinauer Assoc.)

A team-taught Developmental Biology course made its first appearance in the Biology department's curriculum during Fall '06.