Back to College Class: "Living in a bowl of soup and lacking utensils: The many ways that aquatic invertebrates catch their food"
Publication Date
10-17-2014
Abstract
If you think eating without utensils is challenging, consider the problems of capturing food without being able to grab it at all. Yet, somehow small aquatic invertebrate animals can collect food in ways that are foreign to us. We will explore how aquatic invertebrates collect food particles that are scarce, tiny or essentially "invisible."
Disciplines
Higher Education
Recommended Citation
Jaeckle, Will, "Back to College Class: "Living in a bowl of soup and lacking utensils: The many ways that aquatic invertebrates catch their food"" (2014). Alumni Event recordings. 61.
https://digitalcommons.iwu.edu/alumni_talks/61
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Comments
William Jaeckle, associate professor of biology and Illinois Wesleyan's Student Senate 2014 Professor of the Year, gave a Back to College Class during Homecoming activities on Oct. 17, 2014.