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BIOL 0016D
Biology of Waterfowl and Marsh Birds
Field identification and observation of marsh birds (primarily ducks, geese, swans, and wading birds). Includes general waterfowl biology and ecology. Emphasizes evolution, migration, reproductive cycles, current population trends, and habitat needs. Operational needs and conflicts of national and local wildlife refuge system are discussed. Students may need to provide their own transportation. (CSU)
Units: 0.5
Hours: 13 (7 lecture, 6 laboratory)