BIOL 25 Introductory Marine Biology and Ecology

A course designed both for biology majors and other students interested in the interrelationships between marine organisms and their physical and biological environments. The course emphasizes the marine environment as an ecosystem with special focus on communities in coastal margin, open ocean, and deep sea habitats ranging from polar to tropical latitudes. Applied issues relevant to human impact and conservation in marine ecosystems will also be covered. Offered in alternate years.

Instructor

Chen

Prerequisite

One from among BIOL 12/BIOL 19, BIOL 13, BIOL 14, BIOL 15, or BIOL 16

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:SCI

Distributive and/or World Culture

SCI

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Offered

• Fall