I have completed the following courses for my Master of Wildlife Studies degree. The program consists of 24 units of course work, one unit graduate seminar and six units thesis.

WLDL 101 INTRODUCTION TO PHILIPPINE WILDLIFE. Survey of Philippine flora and fauna; biology and ecology of selected species.

ZOO 145 HERPETOLOGY. Taxonomy of Philippine reptiles and amphibians; biology and ecology of important species; collection and preparation of scientific study

WLDL 105 WILDLIFE ECOLOGY. Ecological Factors that influence abundance in the tropical ecosystems.

ZOO 148 MAMMALOGY. Taxonomy of Philippine mammals; biology and ecology of important species; collection and preparation for scientific study.

ZOO 226 PHYSIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION. Comparative physiology of reproduction in higher animals, factors involved in fertility mechanisms. +

WLDL 291 MORPHOLOGICAL ADAPTATION OF VERTEBRATES.

WLDL 205 ADVANCED WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT. Identification, management and conservation of large and small game species.

ANSC 285 ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSIOLOGY OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS. Physiological mechanisms of animal adaptation, body temperature regulation, and related nutritional, metabolic and hormonal functions affecting animal production.

ANSC 264 MAMMALIAN PHYSIOLOGY. General mammalian physiology with emphasis on circulation, respiration, digestion, metabolism, renal function, endocrinology, and nervous system.

WLDL 290 SPECIAL PROBLEMS

WLDL 299 GRADUATE Seminar

WLDL 300 MASTER’S THESIS

I have completed the following major courses for my Bachelor of Science in Biology degree.

• General Biology I
• General Biology II
• General Botany
• Biochemistry
• Genetics
• Plant Physiology
• Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy
• General Ecology
• Biotechniques
• General Microbiology
• Plant Systematics
• Animal Physiology
• Food Microbiology
• Cell and Molecular Biology
• Developmental Biology
• Entomology
• Evolutionary Biology
• Freshwater Biology
• Systematic Zoology
• Environmental Science