Biogeochemistry of Global Change
BIOL-UA 66
Biogeochemistry is the study of biological controls on the chemistry of the environment and geochemical regulation of ecological structure and function. Utilizes the scientific literature from peer-reviewed journals to explore specific case studies (e.g., acid precipitation, nitrogen deposition, eutrophication of the oceans, etc.).
Format: Lecture
Prerequisites: (BIOL-UA or BIOL-UA 13 or BIOL-UA 9011 and BIOL-UA 12 or BIOL-UA 14 or BIOL-UA 9012) or ENVST-UA 100/ENVST-UA 370
Corequisites: None
Location: New York
Equivalent(s): None
Syllabus
Term(s) offered:
Requirements satisfied:
- Major: Biology Standard Track
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Advanced Biology
- Major: Ecology Track
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Reasoning Skills
- Advanced Biology
- Major: GPH/Biology
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- Additional Elective
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- Minor: Environmental Biology
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- Elective
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Advanced Biology
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Reasoning Skills
- Advanced Biology
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Additional Elective
- Additional Elective
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- Elective
- Elective