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Mount Saint Mary College Course Info
Newburgh, New York
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BIO 3100
ANIMAL BEHAVIOR
The investigation of animal behavior as an evolved characteristic of vertebrate and invertebrate organisms. Topics will include foraging ecology, social behavior, sexual selection, and parental care and will be examined from mechanistic, developmental, historical, and evolutionary perspectives. Labs will provide students experience in designing and undertaking non-human animal behavior research in the lab and the field; out-of-class data acquisition is required.
Units: 4.0
Prerequisites:
BIO 1040 - ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II
Min Grade: C
Min Grade: C
or
BIO 1140 - BIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES II
Min Grade: C
Min Grade: C