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BIOL 345 Ecology (4)

Covers topics in ecology at an intermediate level, focusing on what determines an organism’s range, how populations grow, and how organisms interact with each other, including competition and predation. Centers on examples of how species respond to their environment at a variety of time and spatial scales with a particular focus on anthropogenic climate change. Readings from a standard text and from the current published literature. Laboratory and field trip.

  • General Education Requirement Fulfillment: Natural Sciences
  • Prerequisite: BIOL 245W or BIOL 120, BIOL 231 and junior standing
  • Offering: Alternate years
  • Instructor: Craig, Lindh

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