You should be OK since you took calc, regardless of the name of the course, but I'd call or email the admissions office just to be sure.
Incidentally, I was going to apply to Harvard but ran into a similar problem. They explicitly state on the website that the biology requirement can not be fulfilled with AP credit (although the calc, physics, and chem requirements can, at least for one semester). I took 2 semesters of lecture but only 1 semester of lab - I used 2 of my 8 AP credits so I could get out of lab and take more interesting courses. I emailed the office to ask about this, and they said they're pretty strict about the AP credit policy, but it can be waived if you can prove you have taken college courses or had research experience that would be equivalent to intro bio. I haven't (my research is completely different), so I wasn't eligible to apply, even though the AP credit was accepted by Cornell and appears on my transcript.
Moral of the story: if anyone is planning on going to Harvard, TAKE INTRO BIO!!! Also, I know some of the SUNY schools have this kind of requirement as well.
