BIO-314 Biology of Fishes
A lecture, lab and field course that will focus on the general biology of fishes, including classification, anatomy, evolution, ecology, behavior, migration, sensory biology, physiology, feeding biology, reproduction, age and growth, exotic species, and the relationship of fish and fisheries to human societies. Lab and field work will supplement and enhance these topics. Swimming and snorkeling required.3 hours lecture, 3 hours laboratory. Co-requisite: BIO 314L. Pre/co-requisite: one of BIO 111, BIO 216, BIO 310 or permission of instructor. (Occasional offering)
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Biology