EEMB138

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EEMB 138 - Ethology and Behavioral Ecology

Ecology, Evolution & Marine BiologyCollege of Letters and Science

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Full Course Title

Ethology and Behavioral Ecology

Instructor Name(s)

Proulx, Warner, Harris-Gavin

Course Description

Animal behavior and social organization viewed from evolutionary and whole animal perspectives. Specific topics stress environmental influences and natural selection and include: classical ethology, development and learning, communication, foraging, aggression, territoriality, mating systems, parental care, altruism, and sociobiology.

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Prerequisites

MCDB 1A, MCDB 1B, EEMB 2 and EEMB 3. Completion of all listed prerequisites with a grade of C- or better.

Advisory Enrollment Comments

Not open for credit to students who have completed Zoology 138.

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