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Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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Systematic, Classification and Taxonomy Concepts, history, importance of classification
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R1-Chapter-1,R2-Chapter-1
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2
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Species, species varieties, Population, Speciation
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R1-Chapter-1,R2-Chapter-1
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3
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Taxonomic categories, the process of creating taxonomic categories
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R1-Chapter-2,R2-Chapter-2
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4
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The relationship between species diversity, evolution and systematics
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R1-Chapter-3,R2-Chapter-2
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5
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Binomial nomenclature system, naming conventions, type concept and type series
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R1-Chapter-3,R2-Chapter-2
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6
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Taxonomic characters in systematic, the importance of Latin and terminology, field studies
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R1-Chapter-4,R2-Chapter-3
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7
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Taxonomic publications, assignment keys and diagnosis
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R1-Chapter-4,R2-Chapter-3
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8
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Classical methods in systematics, Morphology, karyology
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R1-Chapter-4,R2-Chapter-3
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9
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Current techniques in systematics, phylogenetics, introduction to molecular systematics,
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R1-Chapter-5,R2-Chapter-4
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10
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Differences between animal systematics and plant systematics
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R1-Chapter-1,R2-Chapter-1, R3-Chapter-2
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11
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The place and importance of systematic in wildlife
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R1-Chapter-1,R2-Chapter-1
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12
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Sampling for wildlife
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R1-Chapter-5,R2-Chapter-5
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13
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Considerations in wildlife species identification
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R1-Chapter-5,R2-Chapter-5
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14
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Following the current nomenclature, systematic scanning from current publications
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R1-Chapter-5,R2-Chapter-6
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