GESCI 210

Neanderthals & Other Successes

Brigham Young University-Idaho · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Ours is a planet of life. Evidence from fossils and molecules suggests that organisms have thrived on Earth for billions of years. However, less than one percent of the species that have ever existed on our planet are still alive today. What caused some species to succeed while others failed, and how did life on Earth begin in the first place? From the earliest bacteria to humans and their civilizations, this course addresses the origins, evolution, and extinction of life on earth based on evidence from chemistry, biology, geology, and related sciences.

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30 openSeats: 26/56 seats Last recorded: Aug 15, 2026, 4:26 PM
Class #2026;FA-GESCI210-01Fall 2026UGRD3.00 credits
30 available26 enrolled56 capacity
Days & times
MWF 1245-1345
Meeting dates
Sep 14 – Dec 16
Location
Romney Building 260
Instructor
Gahn, Forest James

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Instructional method: In-Person

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21 openSeats: 39/60 seats Last recorded: Aug 15, 2026, 4:26 PM
Class #2026;FA-GESCI210-03Fall 2026UGRD3.00 credits
21 available39 enrolled60 capacity
Days & times
MWF 1130-1230
Meeting dates
Sep 14 – Dec 16
Location
Benson Building 108
Instructor
Griffith, John S.

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Instructional method: In-Person

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