| 2008 fall
Semester courses |
Biol 582– Biological Oceanography
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| Bldg
39, Classroom 201 (lecture) |
Mondays, 10:10 AM
- 12:00 PM |
| Bldg
36, Keck Lab (lab) |
Mondays, 12:00 PM
- 4:00 PM |
Physical characteristics of oceans; biology of plankton and benthos, emphasizing production and food webs. Identification, sampling, and productivity measurements of marine organisms. Classwork, 3 units; laboratory and field work, 1 unit. |
| Instructor:
Dr. Frances Wilkerson |
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Biol 680– Chemical Oceanography |
| Bldg
36, Kern Classroom |
Fridays, 1:10 PM
- 4:00 PM |
Investigation of the composition and dynamics of the ocean through chemistry. 3 units.
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| Instructor: Dr.
Tomoko Komada |
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Biol 863– Marine Symbioses |
| Bldg
36, Kern Classroom |
Fridays, 10:10 AM
- 12:00 PM |
Many marine organisms are mutualistic symbioses between two different species that both benefit from the association; e.g., coral reefs, bioluminescent fish, hydrothermal vent clams, etc. The similarities and differences in form and function of these associations are studied.
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| Instructor:
Dr.
Frances Wilkerson |
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Biol 863– Current Research at
RTC |
| BCC,
South Bay Room |
Wednesdays, 3:30
PM - 4:30 PM |
Intended for M.S. students
at the Romberg Tiburon Center (RTC). Research seminar
series at RTC including invited and RTC graduate student
presentations of research progress. Emphasis on effective
research communication. See the seminar schedule
here.
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| Instructor:
Dr.
Tomoko Komada |
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