Paleontology students at Ohio University have the opportunity to choose from many courses at the undergraduate and graduate level that either directly address paleontology (in block letters) or provide a strong foundation for paleontological research and investigation.
Undergradate and graduate catalogs containing course descriptions and an online schedule of classes can be accessed on the University Registrar webpage (click here).
Geological Sciences Courses
2210: Earth and Life through Time
2550: Historical Geology
3/5400: INTRODUCTION TO PALEONTOLOGY
3/5500: Sedimentology and Stratigraphy
4/5430: PALEOECOLOGY
4/5440: ICHNOLOGY
4/5460: EARTH SYSTEMS EVOLUTION
4/5480: PALEOBIOGEOGRAPHY
4/5520: Depositional Environments
4/5540: Carbonate Depositional Systems
4/5541: Field Course on Modern Carbonates of the Bahamas
4/55630: Paleopedology
4/5580: Fluvial Sedimentology
4/5750: Field Geology
Biological Sciences Courses
3300: Principles of Evolution
3750: Animal Ecology
3760: Field Ecology
3/5030: Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy
3/5160: Biogeography
4/5390: Marine Biology
4/5300: Invertebrate Biology
4/5310: Aquatic Biology
4/5570: Animal Systematics
4/5580: Biology of Amphibians
4/5590: Biology of Reptiles
4/5650 Ichthyology
4/5710: Ornithology
4/5740: Mammalogy
4/5770: Population Ecology
4/5780: Community Ecology
4/5790: Evolution
5050: Quantitative Approaches in Comparative Biology
