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| ECTS: | 7.0 |
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Sunčica Bosak, Associate Professor, PhD Romana Gračan, Associate Professor, PhD |
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Lectures: Sunčica Bosak, Associate Professor, PhD Romana Gračan, Associate Professor, PhD Seminar: Sunčica Bosak, Associate Professor, PhD Romana Gračan, Associate Professor, PhD |
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COURSE OBJECTIVE: Marine Ecology encompasses an overview of the diversity, structure, and basic principles of functioning of marine biological communities and ecosystems. By mastering the material in this course, students acquire general knowledge about ecological relationships between marine benthic and pelagic organisms and their environment, specific terminology, and ecosystem functionality. Through seminars, students gain skills needed for critical analysis and interpretation of relevant scientific facts and develop the ability to apply ecological principles and concepts in marine protection and in understanding the importance of maintaining biological diversity in marine ecosystems, which is of exceptional importance in the light of global climate change. |
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Wednesday and Friday, 10-12 a.m.
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