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Examines biological aspects of ocean ecosystems and the physical processes that regulate them in this interdisciplinary course. Topics include the distributions, abundances, and interactions of marine organisms; interactions between organisms and...
In this course, we will review the basic biology and ecology of fisheries species, ranging from how to sample fish, from how to capture them to sampling them and quantifying their growth, survival, population size, etc. We will cover traditional...
Do you really know how our cities work? Why are they designed as they are? Have you ever thought how you have drinking water at home or how the food you eat is processed and distributed? Do you know what Urban Infrastructure is? Take the course...
If you have ever wondered why California or Nepal have so many earthquakes, or why Oregon has volcanoes, or how we humans can live in more environmentally sustainable ways, then this course is for you. Besides volcanoes and earthquakes, this...
You ever wonder why volcanoes seem to be erupting all the time in some parts of the world but not at all in others? Why do some volcanoes erupt violently while others much more gently? Why is Hawaii, far out in the middle of the Pacific Ocean,...
Focuses on the biological basis for the evolution of social behavior. Incorporates ethology (animal behavior), ecology, population biology, and evolutionary theory to explain the origins and diversity of social organization in animals. Reviews...
We are bringing together prospective students, applicants, and admitted students of our College of Social Sciences and Humanities graduate programs for an opportunity to hear from current students and faculty. Register for one of the Welcome Days...
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Examines biological aspects of ocean ecosystems and the physical processes that regulate them in this interdisciplinary course. Topics include the...
