BIOL F301 - Biology of Fishes

Institution:

UAF Northwest Campus - Nome

Subject:

Biology

Description:

A broad overview of the biological diversity of fishes presented from the comparative and organismal perspectives. The course examines the relationship between physical and biological properties of aquatic environments and the anatomy, physiology, behavior and geographical distribution of living fish lineages. Topics include fish evolution, biogeography, classification, gross and fine anatomy, sensory biology, and form-function relationships. Topics are presented to highlight essential concepts generally relevant in biology. Recommended: BIOL F317. Cross-listed with FISH F301. Prerequisites: BIOL F116X; junior or senior standing. Offered Fall

Credits:

4.00

Credit Hours:

Prerequisites:

BIOL F116X UF C- OR BIOL F105X UF C-

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Instructional Type:

Lecture

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Institution Website:

www.nwc.uaf.edu

Phone Number:

(907) 443-2201

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