Fall 2026

Marine Biology

ZOOLOGY 304 explores marine biological and ecological systems, focusing on organism-environment interactions and trophic dynamics.

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Historical weekly work included one discussion, a 300-word writing assignment, an activity, and a quiz.

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(ZOOLOGY/​BIOLOGY 101 and 102),ZOOLOGY/​BIOLOGY/​BOTANY 152, or BIOCORE 381

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Historical reviews for Nazan Gillie describe her Marine Biology course as highly engaging and easy to communicate with, featuring clear expectations and no exams. The workload consists of weekly discussions, short writing assignments, activities, and quizzes, with students reporting high satisfaction.

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A historical review of Nazan Gillie's Marine Biology course describes it as highly recommended with engaging material and clear expectations.

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Historical weekly work included one discussion, a 300-word writing assignment, an activity, and a quiz.

The historical instructor was described as kind and easy to communicate with.

Topics

  • Oceans and marginal seas systems.
  • Marine organism-environment interactions.
  • Trophic interactions and habitat selection.

Skills

  • Understanding organism-environment interactions.
  • Analyzing trophic interactions and habitat selection.

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UW–Madison

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