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April 42005
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- Students should be able to get a publishable paper from class participation;
- Make sure the credit hours reflect the amount of outside class work;
- Identify data that would be available before class starts – grassland biodiversity --
- Number of dataset needed: about 4 to 5 datasets which could then be used to synthesized across regions to answer the same biological/ecological question at a national scale.
+ Students should be able to get a publishable paper from class participation;\\
+ Make sure the credit hours reflect the amount of outside class work;\\
+ Identify data that would be available before class starts \\
+ Question should be scalable across regions to answer the same biological/ecological question at a national scale.

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