Ichthyology students of the RV Black Skimmer, Summer 1999



BIOL3-- - Ichthyology (summer;2/3) 3 sh. This course is an introduction to the study of evolution, taxonomy and morphology of fishes. Emphasis is placed on biodiversity, morphology, and conservation of fishes. Lecture topics include the nomenclature, history and techniques of both ichthyology and fisheries biology. Laboratory emphasis will be on identification, dissection, and the techniques used in field collections. PLEASE NOTE: THIS COURSE IS TAUGHT AT THE MARINE SCIENCE CONSORTIUM IN WALLOPS ISLAND, VIRGINIA DURING SUMMER SESSION. For more information of the programs at the Wallops Island campus click here. Prerequisites: Principles of Biology I and II (BIOL106 and 107), and Zoology (BIOL240).

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