Dr. Janosik teaches the following courses:
Biology of Coral ReefsThe Biology of Coral Reefs is a semester long course that highlights the organization, structure, productivity, and biological diversity of coral reef ecosystems. This course travels to the Florida Keys.
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Tropical Marine EcologyTropical Marine Ecology is an upper level elective that addresses taxonomy, biology and ecology of tropical marine habitats. This is a summer class that spends a week at Forfar Field Station on Andros Island in the Bahamas, immersed in tropical marine ecosystems.
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Marine MammalogyMarine Mammology is an upper level elective course that provides a broad coverage of functional morphology, physiological adaptations, sensory energetics, reproduction, acoustics, behavior, distribution and feeding of marine mammals.
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Concepts of Oceanography & Marine BiologyThis course is a 3000 marine biology elective that examines of the principle ecosystems of the world's oceans, focusing on ocean literacy: awareness and understanding of the fundamental concepts about the history, contents, and utilization of the ocean.
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Introduction to Oceanography & Marine BiologyIntro is a non-biology majors course that serves as introduction to biology, providing emphasis on marine animals, ecology, and environmental issues.
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Fundamentals of EcologyFundamentals is a non-biology majors course that provides a general overview of ecological principles and how those principles influence the world around us.
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