Diploma in Ichthyology
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Summary
- Tutor is available to students
Overview
This course from J C Biology est. 1996 aims to develop a wider understanding and appreciation of the diversity of fish physiology and behaviour. By studying the behaviour of fish in the wild, students will also gain an enlightened understanding of domestically kept fish.
Description
This is a nine lesson course is divided into three manageable modules.
Module 1
Introduction and Diversity
Evolution
Buoyancy
Module 2
Reproduction
Communication
Migration
Module 3
Respiration
Basic Anatomy & Physiology
Habitats and Ecology
Who is this course for?
This course is ideally suited to anyone wishing to gain knowledge of fish physiology and behaviour, and an appreciation of their diversity and evolution. This course would particularly benefit tropical fish enthusiasts, anglers and anyone working within the fish related business sector.
Requirements
A keen interest in the subject and basic writing skills
Career path
Work within the fish related business sector
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