EEB 496
Experimental Evolution
This course seeks to introduce students to lab-based methods for exploring basic evolutionary questions and the underlying theory behind evolution occurring on short time scales. With the ease of genomic sequencing microbial systems provide an ideal platform for understanding the process of adaptation. The centerpiece of the course is a group-based research project, which will be associated with both a proposal and a final report.
Prerequisites & course information
BIOLOGY 171, 172 (or 174), & 173 (or 196); or BIOLOGY 192 & 173 (or 196); or BIOLOGY 195 & 173 (or 196) AND one additional BIOLOGY course; or graduate student standing. (Prerequisites enforced at registration.) BIOLOGY 207, 281, 305, or EEB 390. (4). (BS). May not be repeated for credit.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
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Catalogue variants
- Experimental Evolution · 4 · Graduate credit