Bio 204 or instructor's permission. Emphasizes taxonomy, and identification of aquatic invertebrates collected in Aroostook County rivers, ponds, and lakes. Offered in alternate years. 4 credit hours. Examines interactions among plants, animals, and the abiotic environment.
Stress is placed on applying theory to practice by using examples from the field.
3 credit hours. Required for nursing majors. Surveys morphology, ecology, physiology, genetics, and economic importance of procaryotes. Should be taken concurrently with Bio 353L. Offered annually. 4 credit hours.