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Caption: Course Catalog - 1896-1897
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ZOOLOGY 199 tive measurement or enumeration of such collections. A study by this means of local and periodic variations in number and distribution will lay the foundations for work in the following course. If a geographic assemblage be selected, critical determinative work will be followed by both qualitative and quantitative studies of the various groups associated, with a view to accumulating data for an examination of the interactions of the assemblage. 102. ADVANCED ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY —This is a research course in systematic and experimental entomology which involves the application to insects injurious to agriculture and horticulture of the methods and general ideas of the preceding course. It is intended to prepare students in a thoroughgoing manner for first-class investigation work in this field, and for the direction of entomological operations in agricultural experiment stations.
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