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| Summer Semester |
| at the Raystown Field Station |
Spend June at the Raystown Field Station for the Wildlife Summer Semester! Two courses are bring offered: Mammology, and Herpetology. You can enroll in one or both of the classes. Both courses will be field based and include a field trip to the Natural History museum in New York City.
June 2-27th, 2008 |
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Mammology: Examines the comparative biology of living mammals, including their taxonomy, evolution, biogeography, ecology, morphology, physiology and behavior.Co-taught by Dr. Doug Glazier and Dr. Uma Ramakrishnan. 3 credits (2 lecture + 1 lab). $480/credit.8 AM-noon, Monday through Friday. |
Herpetology: Presents the biology of amphibians and reptiles from an evolutionary, anatomical and ecological perspective. Phylogenetic diversity of modern taxa will be presented, focusing on North American groups.Co-taught by Dr. John Matter and Roy Nagle. 3 credits (2 lecture + 1 lab). $480/credit.1-5 PM, Monday through Friday. |
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| Reserve your spot now!! The classes are filling quickly - contact Dr. Chuck Yohn, Co-director of the Raystown Field Station with questions or to reserve your spot (rfs@juniata.edu) |
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Housing: Housing will be available at the lakeside lodges at the Raystown Field Station, contact Dr. Chuck Yohn for more information ( rfs@juniata.edu). |
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