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| Tropical Rainforest Ecology is the study of the biodiversity in the tropical rainforest and the interactions between species and with their environment, all from an evolutionary perspective. These pages present information for the students of the course Tropical Rainforest Ecology (ECL407E) offered by the Colegio de Ciencias Biológicas & Ambientales of Universidad San Francisco de Quito. All resouces are freely available to anyone who is interested in learning about the diversity and ecology of the tropical rainforests. You can navigate this site by clicking on the left buttons or by reviewing its contents as follow: |
ECL407E
Tropical Rainforest Ecology
Tropical Rainforest Ecology
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Syllabus contains all information about the course policies, grading, schedules, and general
course information. It is COMPULSORY for you to read and understand the official syllabus.
Schedule presents information about the organization of the course, including when
assignments are due. Information is similar to that provided in the Syllabus but organised in a
friendly way so you may easily follow the development of the course.
Readings contains the comprehensive list of papers and book chapters you must read before
each class session.
Resources present diverse material that will expand you knowledge on each topic covered
during the course.
Presentations contains downloadable versions of the Microsoft Power Point presentations
projected at class by your professor.
Grades will allow you to download your partial grades as files Microsoft Excel or
OpenOffice.org Calc files.
Blog will present weekly discussions.
Links where you will have useful websites.
course information. It is COMPULSORY for you to read and understand the official syllabus.
Schedule presents information about the organization of the course, including when
assignments are due. Information is similar to that provided in the Syllabus but organised in a
friendly way so you may easily follow the development of the course.
Readings contains the comprehensive list of papers and book chapters you must read before
each class session.
Resources present diverse material that will expand you knowledge on each topic covered
during the course.
Presentations contains downloadable versions of the Microsoft Power Point presentations
projected at class by your professor.
Grades will allow you to download your partial grades as files Microsoft Excel or
OpenOffice.org Calc files.
Blog will present weekly discussions.
Links where you will have useful websites.
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