LATEST   CHANGES: 3 December 2010

University of North Carolina -- Chapel Hill

Vertebrate Field Zoology Lab -- BIOL 277L

[A FRIENDLY 'MANDER!]

go to vertzo wiki! ... or read instructions!
the wiki should recognize the email addresses of students enrolled in the lab ...
otherwise, just let me know!

Some photos from the wildlife cameras at Mason Farm Biological Reserve!

DATA FROM FIELD TRIPS IN 2010
Look at the new graph of the counts of young Tundra Swans since 1998 . . .
our conclusions during our last lab need some revision!

Shared expenses for our trips to the coast = $49.21
please reimburse me (H. Wiley) by personal check or cash
(cash must be in an envelope with your name)
see me in lecture or lab!

SATELLITE PHOTO OF OUR COASTAL FIELD TRIP

[A MEAN SWAN!]

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT ...

Lab and field trip schedule 2010 (tentative!)

What to expect on field trips

Contact instructors

Names and faces!

How to use the verzo wiki site!

DATA FROM FIELD TRIPS IN 2010

DATA FROM FIELD TRIPS IN PREVIOUS YEARS
2009   2008   2007   2006   2005   2004   2003   2002   2001   2000

SALAMANDER POPULATIONS IN THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS
A contribution of Biology 277L (formerly 72L) field trips!

ADULT AND YOUNG TUNDRA SWANS
Lake Mattamuskeet, November, 1998-2007

AMBYSTOMA PHOTO IDENTIFICATION
Mason Farm Biological Reserve, Chapel Hill, 2004-2008

PHOTO GALLERY
2008   2007
Thanks to Emily, Jonathan, Caitlin, Jamie

OTHER SOURCES OF INFORMATION . . .

Places we will visit! Vertebrates we might see!

Field assistantships / Internships!

This laboratory is for students who want to learn about biology outdoors.

We will do our best to . . .

[A FRIENDLY 'MANDER!]

find some of the animals discussed in the lectures

witness one of North America's great vertebrate spectacles

discuss evolution ... ecology ... behavior ... conservation

Fridays, 1:00-3:50 ... plus a weekend trip to the coast ... fall semesters only!