WL 425 - Wildlife Nutrition and Disease

Credits: 3

Emphasis is placed on nutrient requirements and acquisition, conditions and characteristics of important diseases, and their management implications. Focal areas include the biochemical, physiological, and ecological bases for studying nutrition and disease; nutrition and disease relationships to wildlife and habitat; protein, energy, vitamin, and mineral requirements and their relationships to diseases; and strategies for satisfying nutritional requirements.

Prerequisites: NRM 230 and (CHEM 108 or CHEM 326) or department written consent.
Corequisites: WL 425L.

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