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Unit name Genetics and Evolution
Unit code KPA215
Credit points 12.5
Faculty/School College of Sciences and Engineering
School of Natural Sciences
Discipline Zoology|Ecology and Biodiversity
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Requisites

Prerequisites

(KPA161 or KZA161) and KPZ164

Co-requisites

Teaching

Teaching Pattern

2 lectures weekly, 3 hrs practical weekly.

Assessment

2 hour theory exam (60%), internal assessment (40%) which is comprised of lab exercises, quizzes, and a written lab report.

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