Below is listed the courses I have taught (names in bold) followed by the titles of topics and lectures covered in these courses. All courses included practical classes and assessments on the listed topics. Course names marked with an * represent courses where I was the Unit Coordinator (responsible for all unit content and assessment)
BIOLOGY 225 Evolution and the History of Life
- The End-Cretaceous Extinction
- Paleobiogeography
BIOL 261/GEOS 235 – Palaeontology*
- Introduction to the History of Life
- Modes of Preservation
- Fossilisation and Modes of Preservation
- Taxonomy and Classification
- Taxonomic Principles
- The Precambrian Fossil Record
- The Cambrian Explosion
- Trilobites
- Brachiopods
- Molluscs
- Functional Morphology
- Graptolites
- Biostratigraphy
- Mass Extinctions
- Foraminifera
- Diatoms
- Palaeoecology
- Milestones in Plant Evolution
- Milestones in Vertebrate
- Evolution of Dinosaurs
BIOL262 Evolution*
- What is Evolution
- History of Evolutionary Biology
- Species
- Speciation
- Origin of Genetic Diversity
- Variation
- Genetic Drift
- Natural Selection and Adaptation
- The Genetic Theory of Natural Selection
- Phenotypic Evolution
- The Evolution of Life Histories
- The Geography of Evolution
- Sex and Reproductive Success
- Conflict and Cooperation
- Coevolution
- Evolution and Development
- Evolutionary Science, Creationism and Society
BIOL373 Marine Ecology
- Foraminifera Biology
BIOL379 Reef Evolution and Dynamics
- Tropical Reef Foraminifera
- Evolution and Biology of Tridacna
- Photosymbiosis
- Anthropogenic Impacts on Coral Reefs
BIOL381 Invertebrate Palaeontology
- Microfossils
BIOL382 Applied Palaeontology and Biogenic Sediments*
- Introduction to Applied Palaeontology
- Introduction to Multivariate Methods in Palaeontology
- Palaeoclimate and Climate proxies
- Palaeoenvironmental Reconstructions
- Micropalaeontology and Extreme Events
- Fossils in Thin Section
- Biostratigraphy and the Search for Resources
- Fossils and Palaeobathymetry
- Palaeobiogeography
- Palaeo Techniques
- Vertebrates in Applied Palaeontology
BIOL399 Special Interest Topics in Biology
- Evolution of Photosymbiosis
GEOS126 Marine Geoscience
- Microfossil Communities
GEOS 272 Earth’s Evolving Environment
- Foraminifera
GEOS427 Palaeoecology and Biogeography
- Foraminifera as Proxies of Environmental Change
Luke Strotz 