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Fall 2008 ClassesBiology 1B: General BiologyGeneral introduction to plant development, form, and
function; population genetics, ecology, and evolution. Instructors: Integrative Biology 153: Population and Community EcologyPrinciples of microbial, animal, and plant population ecology, illustrated with examples from marine, freshwater, and terrestrial habitats. Consideration of the roles of physical and biological processes in structuring natural communities. Observational, experimental, and theoretical approaches to population and community ecology will be discussed. Topics will include quantitative approaches relying on algebra and elementary calculus. Discussion section will review recent literature in ecology. Instructors:
Mary Power
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