Evolution
BIOL-UA 58
Introduction to a broad range of topics in modern evolutionary thought and practice, including ecological context of evolutionary change, interpretation of the fossil record, patterns of extinctions, speciations and biogeographic distributions, genetic variation and population structure, natural selection and adaptations, reconstruction of evolutionary history and phylogeny, molecular evolution, evolutionary novelties and the evolution of developmental systems, and human evolution and social issues.
Format: Lecture
Prerequisites: BIOL-UA 21 or BIOL-SHU 21 or (SCIEN-AD 113 and SCIEN-AD 114)
Corequisites: None
Location: New York
Equivalent(s):
Course Description
Term(s) offered:
Requirements satisfied:
- Major: Biology Standard Track
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Reasoning Skills
- Advanced Biology
- Major: Ecology Track
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Reasoning Skills
- Advanced Biology
- Major: GPH/Biology
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- Additional Elective
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- Minor: Environmental Biology
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- Elective
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Reasoning Skills
- Advanced Biology
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Reasoning Skills
- Advanced Biology
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- Upper-Level Elective
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- Additional Elective
- Additional Elective
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- Elective
- Elective