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BIO 570 Evolutionary Ecology
This course provides a detailed overview of evolutionary ecology, the multidisciplinary interface of ecological and evolutionary processes. The course includes an historical perspective of the development of the field, major theoretical and empirical milestones, and the cutting edge of modern evolutionary ecology research and application. This is a discussion-oriented course, drawing heavily from peer-reviewed literature. Grading is centered on participation, leading discussions, critical literature reviews, and a research project. The course Moodle website will contain files for all assigned readings, the course syllabus, tips for leading discussions, and a schedule of class meetings and discussion leaders.
Prequisite: Graduate Standing or C- or better in AEC/笔叠听360 and Corequisite: C- or better in 叠滨翱听330 or 叠滨翱听432
Typically offered in Fall only