Description
2 Credit Hour(s) Field-oriented course that emphasizes the fauna and flora of Southern Florida from the perspective of community structure. Field trips to various communities including pinelands, hammocks, forests, mangroves, dunes, and wetlands. Techniques used in quantitative field ecology such as vegetative analysis, population estimation, diversity indices, and statistical methodology.
Prerequisite: C- or above in BIO 3213; Junior/Senior standing; BIO 4103 recommended
Corequisite: BIO 4212
Availability: Odd Springs