Sentence examples for biodiversity course from inspiring English sources

Introducing the new D-Lab Biodiversity course!

My particular job in our Evolution and Biodiversity course is to cover from bacteria to primates to teach them the tree of life.

Dan Brooks and I teach a biodiversity course (EEB 265) to second year students at the University of Toronto.

Since all of the students had already taken a lab in first year biology covering the fundamentals of phylogenetics, we assumed that we wouldn't need to review phylogenetic methodology in our biodiversity course.

Because professors (content experts) and graduate student teaching associates had the construct, the ability to determine relationships on evolutionary trees, whereas many of the students in the Evolution and Biodiversity course did not have the construct (as verified by the interviews), professors scoring higher than students provide evidence that the assessment has construct validity.

After developing the 18 questions and accompanying evolutionary trees we piloted the assessment in an interview format with students in the first-semester biology course for majors, Evolution and Biodiversity (n = 16) and in a pencil and paper format with graduate student teaching assistants (n = 4) and faculty members that teach the Evolution and Biodiversity course (n = 3).

In February, Wilson taught a one-week course, "Biodiversity and the Meaning of Human Existence," focusing on some of the topics addressed in his recently released work The Meaning of Human Existence, to sixteen graduate students.

Taken together, this implies that the interaction of origination and extinction rates are needed to produce the full signal in biodiversity, and of course longer time series facilitate higher possible levels of significance.

Of course, biodiversity is not a museum piece that can be enclosed in a ghetto and just checked up on now and again, as sometimes appears to be the case.

But the millionaire landowners continue to reel it in, while still destroying biodiversity, polluting water courses, squandering irrigation water, wiping out pollinators, killing birds of prey and accelerating climate change.

Nature Iraq has established an on-line course on biodiversity and conservation, in partnership with the University of Sulaimani in the Kurdish city of Sulaymaniyah.