BI 260 - Animal Behavior

The study of ethology: animal behavior from an evolutionary perspective. Class sessions explore mechanisms of behavior, development of behavior, and behavioral ecology of animals from a wide range of taxa. The laboratory work involves development of strong observational skills and execution of analytical research. Field trips to off-campus locations are required.

Prerequisites: BI 151 and BI 153, minimum grade of “C” in each, or permission of instructor.

Full course
Laboratory Fee: yes