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ENY4004C: ENTOMOLOGY, Fall 2017 This course is designed for students interested in learning about the immense diversity of insects and related arthropods, and to gain an understanding of the natural history, classification, and evolution of insects. Students will learn to use diagnostic keys to identify insects to species and be able to differentiate among a … Continue reading →