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Page 1: Ichthyology Fall 2006 Dr. Steve Kelsch 107 Starcher Hall 777-4284 steven_kelsch@und.nodak.edu end

IchthyologyFall 2006

Dr. Steve Kelsch

107 Starcher Hall

777-4284

[email protected]

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What is Ichthyology?

• Greek Ichthys

• subset of biology

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ocean sunfish

pilot fish

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Scope of Biology

biochem.

cell/molecular

anat./phys

behavior

evolution

ecology

management

plants insects fish birds mammals

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Ichthyology includes:

• Systematics--theory & practice of classification

Phylum

Subphylum

Superclass

Class Chondrichthyes ActinopterygiiCephalaspidomorphiMyxini

Gnathostomata (jaws)

hagfish lampreys cartilaginous fishessharks, skates, rays

ray-finned fishes

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notochord

dorsal hollow nerve chord)

gill slits

Chordata (shared characters

Craniatata (cranium)

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Ichthyology includes:

• Distribution and Zoogeography

Stream capture

Ocean

river

river

erosion

saltwater barrier

land barrier

dispersi

on

limit

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Ichthyology includes:

• Life history

shark eggend

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Ichthyology—objectives of this course

• Concepts, techniques, important factual info (comparative, connections)

• Higher Order skills:– Nature of Scientific Inquiry—how knowledge is

created and communicated– Roles of critical thinking and ethics– Info to help evaluate current events and on-going issues

and to help make informed choices related to natural resources

– Information literacy—how to find, evaluate and use relevant information

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This course:

• biology

• evolution

• ecology

• behavior

• zoogeography

• higher order skills

• systematics

• anatomy

• identification

• tools– statistics– GIS

Lecture Laboratory

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Reading Assignment:

• Chapter 1--IntroductionLab begins

Sept 8th

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Information Card:

• Name

• Major

• Why are you taking ichthyology?

• Anything you hope to learn?

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Blue Planet (BBC)

Ocean World 4-5