BIO 350 - Animal Behavior

1 semester, 4 credits- Core Foundation/Proficiency: Oral Communication

Animal behavior investigates the mechanisms, ecology, and evolution of actions by animals as well as historical and current perspectives on the study of animal behavior. Emphasis is placed on discussing proximate and ultimate questions about behavior. The laboratory provides instruction on methods for conducting behavioral research, plus field trips. Prerequisites: BIO 103-104 or permission of the instructor.

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BIO 350 - Animal Behavior