BIO 206: Ecology
Prof. Connaughton
Fall 2000

Course description:
A study of the fundamentals of ecology. Topics include the relationship between organisms and their physical environment; population growth, regulation and interactions; the nature and diversity of biological communities; and ecosystem structure and function. Approximately half of the weekly laboratories will involve off-campus field trips for the collection of data from various ecosystems, while the remaining half will involve identification of collected samples and processing of collected data.

Prerequisite: BIO 112.

 

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