
ECOLOGY (Biology 310)
Course Meeting Time & Place: Tuesday/Thursday 9:00-10:15, SC217
Instructor:
Ryan W. McEwan, PhD
Assistant Professor of Environmental Ecology
Department of Biology
The University of Dayton
300 College Park
Dayton, OH 45469-2320
Office phone: 1.937.229.2558
Office
Location: 223D Sherman Hall
Email: ryan.mcewan@notes.udayton.edu
Lab: http://academic.udayton.edu/ryanmcewan
Course Links
Exam 1 Materials
Exam 2 Materials
Exam 2 Preprep
Exam 3 Materials
Topical Links
Ants turned into zombies by fungus
Bee populations crashing worldwide
Human population growth a serious global threat
Discovery of Unimaginable Diversity at the Poles
Trees Migrate North due to Warming Climate
Bird Migration Influenced by Warming Climate
Western Trees Killed By Changing Climate
Antarctic Ice Sheet is Melting
New Orleans Wetlands Lost (pre_Katrina analysis)
Human induced, rapid evolution
Unintended consequences of feral cat removal
New National Monuments Designated
Ecological Degradation Hits You Where it Hurts
Ecological Implications of Corn
Invasive Species and Climate Change
Marine Invasive Species Article
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
New endangered species in Hawaii
Nova- The storm that drowned a city
Longstanding Links
New Biology from the National Academy of Sciences
Evolution Book From National Academy of Sciences
Sustainability, Energy and the Environment (SEE), University of Dayton
University of Dayton, Rivers Institute