Wildlife Conservation Genetics
WCON305
Description
Genetics form a key component of modern wildlife management, providing tools aiding our understanding of taxonomy, conservation of small populations, and hybridization, as well as enabling non-invasive population monitoring and enhancing wildlife forensics. During this course, students will encounter the basic concepts of genetics, with an emphasis on population genetics and genetic techniques useful in wildlife management. Prominent topics covered include genetic variation, the role of gene flow and genetic drift on population viability, and key genetic markers used by wildlife biologists. Students will explore case studies illustrating the applicability of concepts in genetics to wildlife management.
Pre Reqs:
3 Credits From List [BIOL103DE,BIOL105DE,BIOL1XXDE,BIOL201DE,BIOL203DE,BIOL2XXDE,BIOL301DE,BIOL305DE,BIOL3XXDE,BIOL4XXDE]
Dates
Feb 20, 2023 — Mar 26, 2023
Apr 3, 2023 — May 7, 2023
May 15, 2023 — Jun 18, 2023
Jul 17, 2023 — Aug 20, 2023
Aug 28, 2023 — Oct 1, 2023
Oct 9, 2023 — Nov 12, 2023
Nov 20, 2023 — Dec 24, 2023
Jan 15, 2024 — Feb 18, 2024
Feb 26, 2024 — Mar 31, 2024
Apr 8, 2024 — May 12, 2024
May 20, 2024 — Jun 23, 2024
Location
Distance Education - Online
Registration Information
For credit cost: $1410
