A Summer Course in Invertebrate Developmental Biology at Iowa Lakeside Laboratory: A Unique Experience

Authors

Carol W. Schutte, Iowa State University
Dale J. Witt, Iowa State University
Nicole Y. Janosek, Iowa State University
Douglas E. Robinson, Iowa State University
Edwin C. Powell, Iowa State UniversityFollow
George G. Brown, Iowa State UniversityFollow

Document Type

Science Education

Keywords

Science teaching, laboratory experiments, Iowa Lakeside Laboratory, invertebrates, developmental biology

Abstract

The course, "Developmental Biology of Selected Invertebrates'', has been offered in alternate years at Iowa Lakeside Laboratory (Ill) on Lake West Okoboji, Dickinson County, Iowa, since the first summer session of 1983. This course has taken advantage of the great diversity of invertebrates found in the Ill area and has demonstrated to students and faculty alike the exciting phenomena and principles of developmental biology. The course is continuously evolving as new experiments and observations are discovered with each offering of the course.

Publication Date

December 1990

Journal Title

Journal of the Iowa Academy of Science

Volume

97

Issue

4

First Page

184

Last Page

189

Copyright

© Copyright 1990 by the Iowa Academy of Science, Inc.

Language

EN

File Format

application/pdf

Recommended Citation

Schutte, Carol W.; Witt, Dale J.; Janosek, Nicole Y.; Robinson, Douglas E.; Powell, Edwin C.; and Brown, George G. (1990) "A Summer Course in Invertebrate Developmental Biology at Iowa Lakeside Laboratory: A Unique Experience," Journal of the Iowa Academy of Science: JIAS, 97(4), 184-189.
Available at: https://scholarworks.uni.edu/jias/vol97/iss4/16