The Hancock Biological Station on Kentucky Lake still has spots available in four of its summer courses. Housing at the Station is available.
For further information on registration and housing, contact Gerry Harris at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Visit our web site at http://www.murraystate.edu/hbs SESSION JUNE 19 - JULY 7 330 PRINCIPLES OF ECOLOGY - An introduction to the basic principles and concepts pertaining to ecological systems. Emphasis is placed on energy relationships in ecosystems and on population and community ecology. Much of the course is devoted to field observations and experimentation (4 credit hours). 670 LIMNOLOGICAL ANALYSIS - This course will provide a conceptual framework and techniques for measurement of physical, chemical and biological phenomena in lakes and reservoirs. Emphasis will be placed on experimental approaches to field and laboratory studies. (4 credit hours - open only to graduate students). SESSION JULY 17 - AUGUST 4 586 LIMNOLOGY - A study of the interrelationships of the physical, chemical, and biological features of a wide variety of lakes and streams. Laboratories include identification of the major groups of aquatic organisms and a range of laboratory and field techniques. (4 credit hours). 561 FRESHWATER INVERTEBRATES - Functional anatomy, ecology and taxonomy of the freshwater invertebrates. Emphasis will be placed on collection, preserving and identifying invertebrates of this region. (4 credit hours). David S. White Professor, Biological Sciences Director, Hancock Biological Station (www.murraystate.edu/hbs) Coordinator, Center for Reservoir Research (www.murraystate.edu/crr) Editor, Journal Kentucky Academy of Science (www.kyscience.org) 561 Emma Drive Murray, KY 42071 Phone: 270-474-2272 FAX: 270-474-0120
