Conservation Genetics

Course Details

  • Acronym

    FISH 444

  • Instructor(s)

    Lorenz Hauser

  • Quarter

    Spring 2024

  • Credits

    5

  • Fulfills

    Organismal processes elective

  • Gen Ed Credits

    NSc

  • Prerequisites

    BIOL 180; and either BIOL 354, FISH 340/BIOL 340, FISH 370/MARBIO 370/OCEAN 370, GENOME 361, or GENOME 371

Course Description

Advanced genetic concepts and methods related to species’ conservation and management. Includes genetic diversity and evolution, small populations and fragmentation, genetic viability, management of wild and captive populations, reintroductions, hatchery-wild interactions and forensics. Labs include molecular techniques.

course syllabus

Registration restrictions: Add code required Period 1, Juniors, Seniors only Period 1, AFS, MARBIO majors only Period 1, No waitlist – class/major restriction will be lifted on first day of sophomore registration. MTG time will change to TTH 1000-1120; only one lab, TH 130-420

Marine Bio major requirements: Organismal processes elective, Other marine biology elective, 400-level elective, Lab elective

Marine Bio minor requirements: Aquatic and Fishery Sciences elective