Exploring term Fall 2023 Change
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- BIOL150A: Modern Biology
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- BIOL351: The Biology behind the News
- BIOL355: Evolution
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- BIOL457: Paleoecology and Environmental Change
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- BIOL460: Honours Seminar
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- BIOL465: The Molecular Basis of Cancer
- BIOL466: Frontiers in Marine Biology
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- BIOL468: Food Web Ecology
- BIOL470: Advanced Topics in Biology
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- BIOL490H: Directed Studies and Research in Neurobiology
- BIOL490J: Directed Studies and Research in Forest Biology
- BIOL490K: Directed Studies in Communication in the Biological Sciences
- BIOL499A: Honours Thesis I
- BIOL499B: Honours Thesis II
BIOL468
Food Web Ecology
Characterizing food web interactions is fundamental to ecology. Provides a comprehensive introduction to the most important methods used to characterize food web interactions in terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. Topics include: isotopic ecology, ecological stoichiometry, nutritional geometry, lipid tracers and molecular tracers.
Lecture: 3h
Lab: 0h
Tutorial: 0h
Credits: 1.5