PSYCH 71700 - Animal Behavior and Conservation in Captivity and the Wild (B)

Introduces concepts and techniques of wildlife biology and comparative psychology, with contributions from researchers in social behavior, reproductive biology, wildlife conservation, captive breeding, and animal cognition and communication.

Hours 3 hrs including conference
Credits 3 cr.
Permission for all courses must be obtained from the graduate adviser. Some courses require the permission of the instructor as well. This course require a stronger background than that required for most 600 level courses.