2018-2019 Graduate and Professional Program Catalog (Updated Spring 2019) 
    
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BIOL 688B Ichthyology

Credit 4
This is an advanced course in ichthyology covering fish systematics, classification, phylogenetics, and evolution. Regional and global zoogeographic patterns of distribution of taxa will be discussed from both an historical and contemporary perspective. Emphasis is placed on comparative fish anatomy and taxonomy of local marine, estuarine and freshwater fishes and the field collection, handling and preservation of fishes.
Prerequisite(s): An upper division graduate or undergraduate level course in general ichthyology, fish biology, fish ecology, physiology or behavior.


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