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BIOL 421

Conservation Genetics

Undergraduate

2017-2018

Topics

  • genetics that are germane to conservation: mutation
  • the Hardy Weinberg theorem and its assumptions
  • genetic drift
  • genetically effective population size
  • natural selection
  • gene flow and population
  • concerns in the conservation of biodiversity, especially the application of basic theory to declining
  • populations: inbreeding depression
  • the relationship between neutral genetic variation and fitness
  • genetic
  • prioritizing population units for conservation
  • conservation implications of hybridization
  • the genetic
  • aid non-genetic problems in conservation: e.g., disease
  • adaptation to anthropogenic changes
  • alien
  • Ethics
  • Critical thinking
  • Conservation biology
  • Quantitative genetics
  • Climate change
2014-2015

Topics

  • genetics that are germane to conservation: mutation
  • the Hardy Weinberg theorem and its assumptions
  • genetic drift
  • genetically effective population size
  • natural selection
  • gene flow and population
  • concerns in the conservation of biodiversity, especially the application of basic theory to declining
  • populations: inbreeding depression
  • the relationship between neutral genetic variation and fitness
  • genetic
  • prioritizing population units for conservation
  • conservation implications of hybridization
  • the genetic
  • aid non-genetic problems in conservation: e.g., disease
  • adaptation to anthropogenic changes
  • alien
  • Ethics
  • Critical thinking
  • Conservation biology
  • Quantitative genetics
  • Climate change
2013-2014

Topics

  • genetics that are germane to conservation: mutation
  • the Hardy Weinberg theorem and its assumptions
  • genetic drift
  • genetically effective population size
  • natural selection
  • gene flow and population
  • concerns in the conservation of biodiversity, especially the application of basic theory to declining
  • populations: inbreeding depression
  • the relationship between neutral genetic variation and fitness
  • genetic
  • prioritizing population units for conservation
  • conservation implications of hybridization
  • the genetic
  • aid non-genetic problems in conservation: e.g., disease
  • adaptation to anthropogenic changes
  • alien
  • Ethics
  • Critical thinking
  • Conservation biology
  • Quantitative genetics
  • Climate change
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