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EE BIOL 113BField Herpetology

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology · 8 units · Undergraduate upper division (100-199)

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Recommended: courses 100, 111. Two weeks of off-campus research projects followed by two-week lecture course and offered only as part of Field Biology Quarter. Biology, particularly ecology and behavior, of reptiles and amphibians in their natural habitat. Students carry out supervised research projects, then write up and orally present their results in seminar fashion.

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Requisite: Life Sciences 1.

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LIFESCI 1
  • · "LIFESCI 1" is not in this catalog version

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