Biology
BIOL 290: Population Biology
This course focuses on evolutionary and ecological dynamics at the level of populations, including population and quantitative genetics, behavioral ecology, demography, life history, species interactions, and epidemiology. In addition, students will learn to identify common misconceptions in evolutionary and ecological thinking, interpret scientific figures and data, and confidently apply mathematical models to population biology questions.
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