Course description

Anatomy and Biology of Fish and Shellfish is a course that explores the structure, function, and biological processes of both finfish and shellfish species. It covers the anatomy of organs, reproductive systems, growth, and adaptation to aquatic environments. Students will learn about the physiology, ecological roles, and biodiversity of fish and shellfish. The course also delves into evolutionary aspects and the importance of these species in marine ecosystems and human industries. Ideal for students and professionals in marine biology, aquaculture, and fisheries science.

What will i learn?

• Introduces students to an integrated approach to fish biology, including anatomy, morphology, physiology, ecology and behavior.
• Students will study how fishes interact with their environment and the wide range of biological adaptations they have evolved to live in a remarkably diverse range of habitats.
• To understand about Role of physical, chemical, soil and water parameters for sustainability fish.