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BIO 3371 - Ecology and Evolution

Credits: 3 hrs.
Ecology and Evolution is a mathematically intensive course that examines the fundamental ways in which populations of organisms change, grow, and interact with their environment. These interactions are explored at the level of individuals and populations, over both short and long time scales. The emphasis is on understanding the underlying mechanisms that shape population- and community-level processes from a mathematical perspective Prerequisite(s): A grade of at least a “C-” in BIO 3366, MAT 2317.