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Limnology_Laboratory_syllabus_2007
Course: BIOL 473, Fall 2008School: Washington
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474, Biology/Fish Limnology Lab Limnology Laboratory (Autumn 2007) INSTRUCTOR: Daniel Schindler, 320A Fishery Sciences, deschind@u.washington.edu OFFICE HOURS: F 10:00-11:30 or by appointment TEACHING ASSISTANT: Erik Schoen, 244C Fishery Sciences, erschoen@u.washington.edu OFFICE HOURS: M 10-11, Th 2:30-3:30, or by appointment LABS: M or W (2:30 5:20) in FTR 113 Biology/Fish 474 (Limnology Lab) provides an...
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474, Biology/Fish Limnology Lab
Limnology Laboratory (Autumn 2007)
INSTRUCTOR: Daniel Schindler, 320A Fishery Sciences, deschind@u.washington.edu
OFFICE HOURS: F 10:00-11:30 or by appointment
TEACHING ASSISTANT: Erik Schoen, 244C Fishery Sciences, erschoen@u.washington.edu
OFFICE HOURS: M 10-11, Th 2:30-3:30, or by appointment
LABS: M or W (2:30 5:20) in FTR 113 Biology/Fish 474 (Limnology Lab) provides an overview of some of the basic methods used to characterize the physical, chemical, and biological structure of lakes, and introduces some of the biota common to lakes in the Pacific Northwest. This course is taught in conjunction with Biology 473 (Limnology) and students are expected to use the material from Biology 473 to fulfill the requirements of Biology 474. An important goal of this course is to teach students how to communicate the results of ecological studies in a format that is required for scientific publication. One important component of this course is a weekend field trip to British Columbia on November 2-4. If you cannot attend this trip please notify one of the instructors during the first week of class. Students will be required to pay for their own meals at the UBC Research Forest on the field trip. This money ($52) will be collected by the TA before leaving. Housing and transportation on the field trip are paid for by the lab fees. All students attending the field trip will need a passport. If you do not have a passport, please notify one of the GRADING instructors. SCHEME: Your grade will be based on your performance on a combination of in-lab exercises and one written paper. A large component of your grade is based on the paper so pay attention to the details that we expect in the writing and formatting of yours. They must conform to standard scientific paper format.
Percent of final grade IN-LAB EXERCISES: Computer lab Physical models of lakes Chlorophyll and soluble nutrients Zooplankton vertical migration Benthic insect communities PAPER: Size-selective predation 10 15 10 15 15
Due Date October 15/17 October 22/24 November 5/7 November 26/28 December 11
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Biology/Fish 474, Limnology Lab
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DATE October 1/3 October 8/10 October 15/17 October 22/24 October 29/31 November 2-4 November 5/7 TOPIC Field trip on Lake Washington Physical models of lake stratification and mixing Computer lab Determi...
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