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WFC 195
Field and Laboratory Research
Critique and practice of research methods applied to field and/or laboratory environments of wild vertebrates. Students work independently or in small groups to design experimental protocol, analyze data, and report their findings.
Units: 3.0
Hours: Laboratory—6 hour(s); Discussion—1 hour(s).
Prerequisites:
WFC 130 - Physiological Ecology of Wildlife
or
WFC 121 - Physiology of Fishes
and
WFC 120L - Laboratory in Biology and Conservation of Fishes
or
WFC 111L - Laboratory in Biology and Conservation of Wild Birds
or
WFC 110L - Laboratory in Biology and Conservation of Wild Mammals