[Biostudent] SPRING 2023 Course: FISH 497B Special Topics:
Evolutionary Ecology of Marine Mammals
biolprog at uw.edu
biolprog at uw.edu
Mon Mar 6 15:43:57 PST 2023
FISH 497B Special Topics: Evolutionary Ecology of Marine Mammals
Instructor: Prof. Amy Van Cise (avancise at uw.edu <mailto:avancise at uw.edu> )
Explore the diverse and integral ecological roles played by marine mammals in our global aquatic ecosystems, from coastal and riverine to open ocean and deep ocean environments.
SLN 14813
3 credits
MWF 1230-120
Pre-reqs: Marine Biology/Ecology (FISH 250, BIOL 220, FISH 270, FISH 311, or equiv); Scientific Writing (FISH 290,
MARBIO 205, FHL 333, or equiv)
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