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5th Year Biology students visit the Zoo to undertake an Ecology study

5th Year Ecology Trip, April 2013 Photo: Ms. O'Sullivan
NEWS / 2 May 2013

Fifth Year Biology students, Sae Shimizu and Alice Quinn-Banville, recount their impressions of their Ecology trip to the Zoo on Monday, 29th April.

On Monday, 29th April, the fifth year Biology students went to the Zoon to carry out our Leaving Certificate Ecology investigation.
Alice Quinn-Banville (5th Year)

We carried out five types of experiments in the grassland beside Dublin Zoo. We learned how to carry out a quadrant study and a line transection. (Click on blog title to see more photos.)
Sae Shimizu (5th Year)

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