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MARBIO 270 Aquatic Ecophysiology (5) NSc
Focuses on fundamental physiology, with an emphasis on processes relevant to living in a variety of aquatic environments. Includes a broad survey of taxa, from prokaryotes to mammals, and a variety of aquatic habitats. Prerequisite: BIOL 200. Offered: jointly with FISH 270/OCEAN 270.

MARBIO 300 Exploring Opportunities in Marine Science (1)
Explores academic, research, and career opportunities in the field of marine science and helps prepare students for graduation. Intended for junior and transfer students studying marine science. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: jointly with FISH 300/OCEAN 300; W.

MARBIO 301 Current Topics in Marine Biology (1, max. 3) NSc
Weekly seminar series exploring topics relating to research, communication and career pathways in Marine Biology. Promotes interdisciplinary knowledge of marine sciences, generally. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: WSp.

MARBIO 302 Conversations in Marine Biology (1) NSc
Seminar engaging with current topics and marine biologists from a range of sectors (including academic, governmental, and the private sector) through small, student-led discussions. Co-requisite: MARBIO 301. Prerequisite: OCEAN 210; and either FISH 323, FISH 370/OCEAN 370/MARBIO 370, or OCEAN 330. Credit/no-credit only. Offered: W.

MARBIO 305 Scientific Writing in Marine Biology (3)
Introduces the fundamentals of scientific writing about research in marine biology: content, organization, critical thinking, structure, and the mechanics of grammar, wording and formatting. Students critically evaluate scientific writing in this discipline, and practice developing, writing, and revising concise arguments supported by scientific evidence. Course overlaps with: FHL 333. Prerequisite: Either C LIT 240, ENGL 109 and ENGL 110, ENGL 111, ENGL 121, ENGL 131, ENGL 197, ENGL 198, ENGL 199, ENGL 281, ENGL 297, ENGL 298, or ENGL 299. Offered: A.

MARBIO 370 Marine Evolutionary Biology (5) NSc
Emphasizes geobiological patterns of marine evolutionary biology environment; processes of evolution; marine prokaryote and eukaryote diversity; and applications of evolutionary principles to ocean change, and conservation and management of marine biodiversity. Prerequisite: either FISH 270/OCEAN 270/MARBIO 270 or BIOL 220. Offered: jointly with FISH 370/OCEAN 370; Sp.

MARBIO 433 Marine Ecology (5) NSc
Study of marine ecological processes such as recruitment, disturbance, competition, and predation, and their effects on the structure and diversity of marine communities. Weekend field trips to local intertidal habitats required. Prerequisite: either FISH 270/OCEAN 270/MARBIO 270, BIOL 356, BIOL 472, or a minimum grade of 3.4 in either BIOL 180, BIOL 240, B BIO 180, or T BIOL 120 Offered: jointly with BIOL 433.

MARBIO 435 Research Apprenticeship in Marine Science (15) NSc
Immersive quarter in research n close collaboration with one-three faculty mentors on a specific topic that varies with the apprenticeship. Students engage in laboratory or field research in marine science, involving gathering, analyzing, and communicating results as part of a research team. Offered: jointly with BIOL 435/FHL 435; ASpS.

MARBIO 450 Nearshore Ecology Research Experience (6) NSc
A hands-on introduction of "doing science" in close collaboration with a faculty member. Students engage in research around a thematic focus of ecology of nearshore marine ecosystems, with lab experiments and field work. Students gather, analyze, write up, and present their own data. Offered: jointly with FHL 450; ASp.

MARBIO 460 Aquatic Animals Research Experience (6) NSc
A hands-on introduction of "doing science" in close collaboration with a faculty member. Students engage in research around a thematic focus of aquatic animals, with lab experiments and field work. Students gather, analyze, write up, and present their own data. Offered: jointly with FHL 460; ASp.

MARBIO 469 Ecology and Human Interactions in the Salish Sea (5) NSc
Explores complex, interrelated processes of marine social-ecological systems using the Salish Sea as a case study. Emphasis on building knowledge of ecological processes, familiarity with primary literature, and a sense of place in Salish Sea ecosystems through hands-on field activities and diverse course content. Prerequisite: either FISH 270/OCEAN 270/MARBIO 270, BIOL 220, B BIO 220, or T BIOL 140; recommended: basic biology and ecology coursework. Offered: jointly with FHL 469; A.

MARBIO 470 Research in Marine Biology (1-15, max. 15) NSc
A hands-on introduction of "doing science" in close collaboration with a faculty member. Students engage in research in marine biology; credits vary with the scale of the project with may include lab experiments and field work. Students gather, analyze, write up, and present their own data. Offered: jointly with FHL 470; ASp.

MARBIO 479 Research in Marine Biology (1-15, max. 15)
Individual research on topics in marine biology. Research projects supervised by an individual faculty member. Projects may include laboratory work, fieldwork, and literature surveys. Prerequisite: BIOL 250/FISH 250/OCEAN 250; Q SCI 381. Offered: jointly with BIOL 479/FISH 479/OCEAN 479; AWSpS.

MARBIO 488 Marine Biology in the Field (4/6)
Uses extensive field work to enhance students' practical knowledge of marine organismal and habitat diversity, and oceanographic processes. Development of integrative skills in experimental design, data collection, field interpretation, and communication. Prerequisite: One 300-level class in FISH, OCEAN, FHL, or BIOL. Offered: A.

MARBIO 492 Ecology and Conservation of Marine Birds and Mammals (9/15) NSc
An intensive, field-based course that offers motivated students the opportunity to learn about these ecologically and culturally important marine animals and the conservation problems they face. Emphasizes first-hand learning and individual research projects. Offered: jointly with FHL 492/FISH 492; S.