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BIOE 281VTopics in Behavioral Ecology

2 creditsGraduateStudent Option

A discussion of current topics in behavioral ecology including social information use, conceptual advances in understanding the evolution of animal signaling, and using a mechanistic approach to infer ecological processes from soundscapes.

Prerequisites

Enrollment is restricted to graduate students; qualified undergraduates may enroll with permission of instructor.

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When it runs

Winter 2027Open Winter 2027

SectionTypeWhenWhereInstructorSeats
01SeminarAsynchronousStaffOpen 0/15

Fall 2026Open Fall 2026

SectionTypeWhenWhereInstructorSeats
01SeminarAsynchronousStaffOpen 0/10

Spring 2026Open Spring 2026

SectionTypeWhenWhereInstructorSeats
01Seminar
TBA
TBD In PersonA. E. MartinezOpen 2/15

Winter 2026Open Winter 2026

SectionTypeWhenWhereInstructorSeats
01Seminar
TBA
TBD In PersonA. E. MartinezOpen 2/15

Fall 2025Open Fall 2025

SectionTypeWhenWhereInstructorSeats
01Seminar
TBA
TBD In PersonA. E. MartinezOpen 2/10

Who teaches it

InstructorRatingDifficultyWould take againReviews
Ari Martinez5.0 / 52.3 / 5100%3

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