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Biology
.5-3 units Lecture: .5-3 hours Laboratory: .5-3 hours Various field and classroom courses limited to particular biology topics, such as insect identification, bat natural history, stream evaluation, etc. Offered for Credit/No credit grading only. Field trips are required. |
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| Summer 2008 | Baja Natural History | |
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An experiential course conducted from a field station in Bahia de Los
Angeles, Baja California, Mexico. The nutrient rich waters of the
central Sea of Cortez support an extremely rich and diverse assemblage
of wildlife that is rivaled by few places in North America.
Informal lectures and field trips expose students to major biological
concepts and to local and global issues. Topics/activities include
desert ecology, close observations of marine invertebrates, birds and
mammals, island conservation, environmental ethics, identification and
observation skills, and various aspects of animal classification,
behavior, anatomy, physiology, and evolution.
Course conducted from a field station in Bahia de Los Angeles, Baja
California, Mexico. $795.00 fee includes lodging, food
transportation, and field excursions. Field trips are required. NOTE:
Students must provide special equipment or supplies or may incur
additional cost.
Offered Credit/No Credit grading only. Contact Guy Van Cleave at 588-5202 or vancleaveg@yosemite.cc.ca.us for details and enrollment instructions |
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| Biology 170 Flyer | Instructor: Van Cleave, G | |
| Photos from the 2006 trip | ||
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