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Marine Ecology
Term:
January
2007
Description:
Field-based course designed to explore the interaction of temperate marine organisms with their living and non-living environment. Students explore life histories and ecology of intertidal marine life in rocky shore, sand, mud flat, and planktonic communities. Usually held in Friday Harbor, Washington.
Prerequisites: BI 150-154, BI 230
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Marine Ecology
Term:
January
2009
Description:
Field-based course designed to explore the interaction of temperate marine organisms with their living and non-living environment. Students explore life histories and ecology of intertidal marine life in rocky shore, sand, mud flat, and planktonic communities. Usually held in Friday Harbor, Washington.
Prerequisites: BI 150-154, BI 230
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Marine Ecology
Term:
January
2011
Description:
Field-based course designed to explore the interaction of temperate marine organisms with their living and non-living environment. Students explore life histories and ecology of intertidal marine life in rocky shore, sand, mud flat, and planktonic communities. Usually held in Friday Harbor, Washington.
Prerequisites: BI 150-154, BI 230
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