General Ecology
Troy University
The relationships of living organisms to one another and to the nonliving environment. Basic ecological concepts with the emphasis on bioenergetics, limiting factors, adaptation to a changing environment, the niche, ecological pyramids, and succession.
- Credits
3 credits
- Course Code
BIO 2229
Prerequisites, corequisites, and courses that build on this one
Required For
Courses that require this course as a prerequisite
- MB 44612 credits
Environmental Application of Geographic Information Systems
- BIO 44603 credits
Critical Issues in Environmental Management
- MB 44702 credits
Marine Restoration Ecology
- MB 44604 credits
Introduction to Neurobiology
- MB 44512 credits
Marine Technical Methods
- MB 44383 credits
Coastal Wetlands Ecology
- MB 44322 credits
Biology and Conservation of Marine Turtles
- MB 44302 credits
Dolphins and Whales
- MB 44282 credits
Shark and Ray Biology
- MB 44272 credits
Ecology of the Florida Everglades
- MB 44234 credits
Marine Ecology
- MB 44192 credits
Marine Aquaculture
- MB 44104 credits
Introduction to Oceanography
- MB 44044 credits
Marine Botany
- MB 44034 credits
Marine Vertebrate Zoology
- LGL 44003 credits
Seminar in Legal Studies
- BIO 44793 credits
Environmental Assessment
- BIO 44593 credits
Pathway to Professional School
- BIO 44542 credits
Biogeography Field Study
- BIO 44533 credits
Biogeography
- BIO 44474 credits
Ornithology
- BIO 44254 credits
Field Botany
- BIO 44223 credits
Introduction to Conservation Biology
- BIO 44213 credits
Population Ecology
- BIO 44133 credits
Limnology
- BIO 44064 credits
Dendrology
- BIO 33283 credits
Environmental Pollution and Control