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Dec 02, 2024
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BIO 203 - Advanced Field EcologySemester Hours: 3 In the Galápagos Islands and Ecuadorian rainforest the class will collect photographic specimens, learn field identification of plants and animals, evaluate local ecosystems, and visit local highlights such as the Cotopaxi stratovolcano and the Charles Darwin Research Station. Students will examine and document the volcanic landforms and geology of both the islands and the mainland. In addition, students will explore the impact of the Galápagos Islands on Charles Darwin and the development of modern evolutionary theory. Among other responsibilities, students will prepare a specimen collection, maintain a laboratory journal, write a term paper on a relevant research topic and give a presentation on their chosen topic.
Prerequisites & Course Notes: Initial deposit (required to reserve a space on the trip) is due Oct. 15, 2008. Permission of instructor. Fee varies depending on location and content of course. Cross-listed with BIO 110A.
January 2009 Offering: 10182: Jan. 8-24; Burke
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