FOOD WEB DYNAMICS (OCMB-6322 CRN 41079)

A food chain is simply "who eats what". A food web weaves together many food chains to form a complicated network of feeding relationships. Many animals eat more than one thing, and each link in each chain is important and integral to the entire system. The interactions in a food web are far more complex than the interactions in a food chain. This course is designed to study the basic components and processes of trophic dynamics, how these comprise different marine ecosystems and how these systems can be altered.

LAB FEE: $30
Limited to 25 students

Instructor:	Dr. Amy Hirons
	Adjunct Professor
	Email: "Amy Hirons" <hirons barney nova fred edu>

Meets: Thursdays, 6:30-9:30pm
Starts April 1, 2008
Classroom #1