BIOL 594 — Advanced Evolutionary Ecology
Evolutionary ecology is the study of evolutionary change in natural populations. General predictive approaches in evolutionary ecology, including population genetics, quantitative genetics, optimality, and game theory will be examined. Emphasis will be placed on the mathematical underpinnings of each approach, particularly as they relate to classic and contemporary problems.
- Credits: 3
- Faculty: Faculty of Science
- Department: Biology
- Taught by: Andrew Hendry
- Prerequisite: BIOL 304 and BIOL 308
Sections offered
- Section 001 (Seminar), TBA — 16 seats open