BIOL 220 - Freshwater Invertebrate Biology


Semester Offered: First Semester
Credits (Range): 4 Hours
Attribute: 4 NS
This course explores the evolutionary ecology of freshwater invertebrates in lakes, rivers and wetlands. Lectures will focus on the phylogeny, life histories, behavior, trophic importance, and conservation significance of freshwater invertebrates. Classroom discussions and writing assignments will be based on readings from the primary literature. Laboratory will involve collecting invertebrates in the field (including at times outside of class hours and in wet conditions), identification, and a project.
Enrollment Limit: 10
Instructor: C. Anderson
Consent of the Instructor Required: No
Prerequisites & Notes
Biol 102 or Biol 605


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