2005-2006 Graduate Catalog 
    
    Apr 18, 2024  
2005-2006 Graduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

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SED 5150 - Animal Behavior


Animal Behavior explores the relationship of ecology, taxonomy, and evolution to behavior from the viewpoint of natural selection. The instruction includes such topics as the principles of animal behavior; the concepts and methods of study; invertebrate and vertebrate nervous organization, communication, and social behavior. The laboratories include experimental investigations, films, and field trips. The course requires two two-hour combination lecture/ labs per week and several extended field trips.

Prerequisites & Notes
The prerequisite is one course from SED 5080, 5120, or permission. There is a lab fee.

Credits: 4



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