BIOL 61 End of Winter: Winter Ecology

Winter is changing faster than any other season. As we witness its demise, we must understand what ecological changes will be wrought by the end of winter. Warmer winters change the cost/benefit ratio of species adaptations to cold temperatures, disrupt species interactions, and alter ecosystem functioning. This advanced class on winter ecology is a course-based undergraduate research experience in which the class will design and carry out a field experiment on or near campus.

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Dist:SLA

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Biological Sciences