BIOL438Undergraduate
Freshwater Ecology
Printed in the catalogue as FRESHWATER ECOLOGY
Course content
This course aims to introduce the students to both theoretical and practical aspect of freshwater ecosystems. There will be a brief introduction on properties of water, interactions of freshwater with land and atmosphere, their origins and evaluation of fresh water animals. The course will cover the interactions of chemical, physical and ecological characteristics of freshwater bodies including plankton, aquatic plants, fish and productivity of the edges and bottoms of rivers, their floodplains (including swamps and marshes), lakes, pools and other standing bodies. Theoretical aspects of these will be combined with the field sampling and laboratory analyses.
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