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MARINE BIOLOGY

ZOOLOGY 304
Course Description

Explore the biological and ecological systems of the oceans and marginal seas. Focus on understanding how marine organisms interact with their physical environment and how the biological components of the oceans are interconnected through trophic interactions and habitat selection.

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Credits

2

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Not Applicable

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