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BIOL 4220

Marine Biodiversity

3 cr · Undergraduate

Examines key ecological principles governing the maintenance of marine biodiversity, particularly in northern ecosystems. Topics include the definitions and global patterns of biodiversity and the ecological mechanisms influencing changes in these patterns in the context of applied population, community and ecosystem ecology. The course will also emphasize practical solutions, including fisheries' harvest models and marine protected areas.

Prerequisites & course information

PR/CR: A minimum grade of C is required unless otherwise indicated. Prerequisites: [one of BIOL 2300 , BIOL 2301 , or AGEC 2370 ] and [one of STAT 1150 , STAT 1000 , or STAT 1001 ]; or consent of department. Equiv To: ZOOL 4260 Attributes: Science

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