Middlebury

BIOL0396A-F21

Adv Evolutionary Ecology

Advanced Evolutionary Ecology
In 1965, the influential biologist G. Evelyn Hutchinson argued that ecological processes are like a theater in which evolutionary plays are performed. Implicit in his argument was the idea that ecological and evolutionary processes occur at distinct timescales, and can thus be easily separated. We will challenge this notion by studying phenotypic plasticity, ecological speciation, evo-eco dynamics, and other advanced topics through a hybrid of lecture, discussion, and a research experiment conducted as a class. Evaluation will be based on quizzes, discussions of the primary literature, several short written assignments, and the group research project. (BIOL 140 and 211 or waiver). 3 hrs. sem.
Course Reference Number (CRN):
92495
Subject Code:
BIOL
Course Number:
0396
Section Identifier:
A

Course

BIOL 0396

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Fall 2021

BIOL0396A-F21 Seminar (Moody)