Herpetology (NRES/BIOS 474)
Description: Fossil and living amphibians and reptiles. Anatomy, classification, ecology and evolution
4 Credit hours
Typically Offered: Fall
Pre-Requisites: NRES/BIOS 386 (Vertebrate Zoology)
Course and Laboratory fees: $50
Field Herpetology (NRES 374)
Experiential Learning Course
Description: Become proficient in valuable skills regarding methods, techniques and standards for obtaining field data regarding Herpetofauna for various applications. Gain knowledge of the principles for conservation and management of Herpetofauna such as occupancy, population demographics, regional status, threat analysis, infectious disease occurrences and more. Ability to utilize critical thinking to propose solutions in regard to herpetological conservation and management situations/scenarios. Recognize and identify Nebraska Herpetofauna.
4 Credit Hours
Typically Offered: Summer at Cedar Point Biological Station
Pre-Requisites: Life 121 (BIOS 207, NRES 220)
Course and Laboratory Fee: $50
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Venomous Snake Training/Independent Research(NRES 399)
Venomous snake training??
Description:
0-6 credit hours
Pre-requisites: NRES 474