BYB 215 - Introduction to Animal Behavior

3 credit(s)
This course provides a broad introduction to the vast diversity of animal behaviors that occur in nature. As behavior is a highly interdisciplinary field, the course draws on mechanistic, evolutionary, ecological, and other contexts in order to address the simple question: “What is that animal doing… and why?” A more general goal of the course is to encourage students to consider multiple possible explanations to such questions, as well as to think critically and scientifically.

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