BIOL1613 credits
BIOL161: Human Anatomy and Physiology I - Lecture
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Professors who have taught BIOL161
- Barbara Dehart
- Danielle Waters
- Jenna Craig
- Jennelle Malcos
- John Neisser
- John Waters
- Michael Dann
- Nicole Squyres
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