BIOL 3450

Biodiversity and Conservation

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Course Description

Discipline(s): Science & Society / Living Systems

Introduction to the fundamental principles of conservation biology (e.g., global species numbers, value of biodiversity, causes of extinction, genetic diversity, island biogeography, priority setting) and current topics of debate (including zoo versus field conservation, effects of global change on species extinction). Conservation case studies will allow students to judge the relevance of biological theory to practical problems in conservation.


  • Carol Wallis

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     GPA

    3.55

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    Last Taught

    Spring 2014

  • Jessamyn Manson

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    4.58

     Difficulty

    2.50

     GPA

    3.41

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    Last Taught

    Fall 2025

  • Laura Galloway

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    3.97

     Difficulty

    2.92

     GPA

    2.97

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    Last Taught

    Fall 2011

  • Liza Mitchem

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    Last Taught

    Fall 2020