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School of Biological Sciences Section of Integrative Biology The University of Texas Austin, TX 78712 512-471-4705 |
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Course Enrollment Limits: This course is limited to a maximum of 10 students, no more than 5 of which will be transient (i.e., non-UT) . You must obtain permission from Gilbert before enrolling. You must also obtain a personal research permit for work in Costa Rica and Corcovado Park before entering the field site.
Course Description: This course is designed to help graduate students develop research projects in a rainforest environment and learn the logistics of tropical field research. After a week of general orientation to local habitats and organisms, students focus on individual projects, discussed in regular seminar format. Lectures on a variety of topics are presented by faculty, students, and local researchers.
Course
Information:
Goals
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Admission Criteria |
Structure | Preparation
| Non-UT
Students | Deadlines
| Selected
Bibliography
General
Site Description:
Location
and Habitats | Climate
| Facilities
| Fauna
and Flora |
Entering the park: Permission | Travel Options
Sirena
Station:
Species
Lists |
Maps |
Sirena Bibliography
Other Field Courses
and Web Sites of Interest
Lecture Hall at UT Austin
For further information, contact: lgilbert@mail.utexas.edu
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