Introduction to fish biology
The course gives an introduction to the life-styles of fishes, with an emphasis on anatomy and physiological adaptations to different aquatic habitats. The following themes are covered: fish diversity and distributions, swimming, osmoregulation, respiration, feeding and digestion, reproduction and larval development, and life-histories.
The laboratory course gives students an introduction to practical work in the laboratory, data analysis and the writing of reports.
Students are also required to write a term-paper (essay) on a selected topic.
There are two pieces of project work (group-work)(Laboratory course and report and the writing of an Essay (term paper)) and a final written examination (4 hours duration). The project work is evaluated as pass/fail. Participation in the written examination is conditional upon students having achieved pass grades for both the laboratory report and essay.
BIO-2505 Fish Biology 10
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Lectures Autumn 2010 First attendance: Friday 20.08.09 D-111, at 10:15 |
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| Lectures |
Prof. Malcolm Jobling |
| Essay |
Deadlines: Registration of essay title is 1. October.Registration to Stefano Peruzzi ( mail to: stefano.peruzzi@uit.no ). Delivery of essay is 10. November to Malcolm Jobling. Prof. Malcolm Jobling |
| Laboratory course |
Deadline for registration for lab. course participation 03.09.2010 at 16:00 p.m. Registration to Elina Halttunen ( mail to: elina.halttunen@uit.no ) stip. Elina Halttunen |
| Data laboratory |
Deadline for delivery of report 6. October to Malcolm Jobling |
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