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Unit Detail
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Who is the unit for?
students who are curious about the "big issues" in contemporary zoology
students wishing to develop their skills in scientific communication
What will you learn?
You will explore contemporary theories and concepts in ecology and evolutionary biology, and the impacts of modern zoological thinking upon society. Topics discussed may include developmental biology, macroevolution, conservation, the impacts of introduced species and the role of Darwinism in social policy.
How will the unit be taught?
You will work through a series of structured readings, self-guided research and group discussions based on selected, topical concepts in Zoology The emphasis is on improving skills in finding and collating scientific evidence, understanding and evaluating arguments, and presenting scientific arguments in a professional manner. You will be assessed through assignment work only.
Who will teach you?
Leon Barmuta (Coordinator), Sue Jones, Craig Johnson.
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