Middlebury

BIOL 0302

Vertebrate Natural History

Vertebrate Natural History
This course deals with the natural history of vertebrates in the context of the forests, fields, wetlands, and rivers of western Vermont. We will explore in depth the taxonomy of the local vertebrate fauna; techniques for capturing and handling live animals, particularly birds, mammals, and fish; and address experimentally specific questions about the distribution and abundance of vertebrates in a range of natural plant communities. Topics considered will include conservation biology, population and community ecology, and behavior. Field work will involve several early morning and weekend trips. (BIOL 0140) 6+ hrs. lab/field.
Subject:
Biology
Department:
Biology
Division:
Natural Sciences
Requirements Fulfilled:
SCI
Equivalent Courses:

Sections in Fall 2007, School Abroad Italy (Florence)

Fall 2007

BIOL0302A-F07 Lecture (Trombulak)
BIOL0302B-F07 Lecture (Trombulak)
BIOL0302Y-F07 Lab (Trombulak)
BIOL0302Z-F07 Lab (Trombulak)