0 or 3 credits
Spring 2026 Laboratory Lecture Upper Division
The class explores approaches to mammalian research and wildlife management through readings, discussions, field, and laboratory exercises. Topics such as mammalian behavior, ecology, phylogeny, taxonomy, and conservation are emphasized. The intention of this class is to help students who have a sincere interest in mammalian research and management to progress beyond identification in their understanding of mammals.
Learning Outcomes1Understand the diversity of topics currently being examined using wild mammal populations and communities.
2Integrate the results of published research into the design and exploration of research topics in which the students are interested.
3Exhibit improved abilities in critical thinking, writing, and oral communication in discussing mammalian research and management topics.
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made by Purdue students.