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BIOL 604: Mechanisms In Animal Physiology
3.00 Credits
Towson University
Functional design of animal organ systems and discussion of selected adaptations permitting survival in challenging environments. Prerequisite: Students must meet the requirements for admission to the master's degree program in Biology.
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BIOL 605: Prob In Biol
1.00 - 3.00 Credits
Towson University
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BIOL 605 - Prob In Biol
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BIOL 606: Biochemical Adaptations
3.00 Credits
Towson University
Characterization of adaptational challenges facing biochemical systems and how these systems have been modified through evolution to permit comparable structures and processes to be persistent in all organisms and in all environments. The underlying unity of biochemical design existing in the face of remarkable adaptive diversification is a theme. Prerequisites: BIOL 604 or upper-level advanced undergraduate course in physiology.
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BIOL 607: Evolutionary And Ecological Physiology
3.00 Credits
Towson University
The study of how physiological characters evolve and contribute to organismal success and the nature of research in this field. Prerequisites: Previous evolution and/or physiology course highly recommended.
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BIOL 607 - Evolutionary And Ecological Physiology
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BIOL 608: Systematic Biology
3.00 Credits
Towson University
Theory and procedures of modern systematics with emphasis on data gathering, use of morphological and/or molecular characters, analysis, and interpretation of results. A variety of approaches for analysis of systematic/phylogenetic data and methods for determining support of phylogenetic hypotheses will be explored. Prerequisites: This course is open to graduate students and advanced undergraduates. The formal prerequisites are limited to the biology core classes throughout the junior year (BIOL 201, 202, 205, 207, 208, 432 or equivalent).
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BIOL 609: Community Analysis And Bioassessment
3.00 Credits
Towson University
Principles of design of environmental sampling studies, statistical analysis of data composed of multiple species, and environmental variables. Use of statistical software for data analysis projects. Emphasis on application of these methods in bioassessment of aquatic ecosystems, as well as community ecology and evolution. Prerequisite: BIOL 610 or ENVS 604 or equivalent at the upper-undergraduate level.
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BIOL 610: Population And Community Biology
3.00 Credits
Towson University
Processes in biological populations, including population growth, competition and predation, analyzed by the use of conceptual-systems models and simple mathematical models. Prerequisite: BIOL 402/502, BIOL 413/513 or equivalents.
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BIOL 612: Molecular Ecology And Evolution
3.00 Credits
Towson University
Use of molecular techniques in ecology and evolution. Application of DNA sequencing, PCR analysis and DNA fingerprinting to understanding genome evolution, the species concept, evolutionary basis of behavior, population structure and gene flow and efforts in species conservation. Reading and discussion of recent scientific literature. Prerequisites: BIOL 602 or permission of instructor.
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BIOL 612 - Molecular Ecology And Evolution
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BIOL 613: Animal Communication
3.00 Credits
Towson University
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BIOL 614: Applied Biotechnology
3.00 Credits
Towson University
Overview of basic recombinant DNA technology, gene expression and regulation; medical, agricultural and ecological examples of applied biotechnology; regulations, risks, benefits and bioethics of biotechnology. Prerequisites: BIOL 602 or permission of instructor.
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