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| MARE 380 - Nat. Hist. of Sharks and Rays - University of Hawaii at Hilo |
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This course will examine the natural history of the
Elasmobranchs, an ancient group of fishes that have existed
for almost 450 million years. Comprehensive investigations
of sharks, rays, skates, sawfishes, and chimera, along with
representative species from Hawai'i, will be conducted.
Subjects will include evolution, taxonomy, anatomy,
physiology, ecology, conservation and management of these
unique animals. Discussions of current research papers along
with group research projects will be covered during lectures
Pre: MARE 171 or instructor's consent. Concurrent enrollment
in MARE 380L.
3.000 Credit hours 45.000 Lecture hours Schedule Types: Hybrid-Technology Intensive, Lecture Natural Sciences Division Natural Sciences Department Corequisites: MARE 380L Prerequisites: MARE 171 |
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