BIO 443: Conservation Genetics - fall

Prerequisite: BIO 215 & BIO 235

Genetics applied to biological conservation. Conservation of biodiversity and threatened species are informed and aided by using genetic and genomic information. Successful understanding and application of genetic tools to conservation requires understanding population genetic theory and the evolutionary processes by which species go extinct. This course will cover both conceptual background and the utility of genetic approaches to conservation problems

Class 11250

Section 01 · Lecture · 3.00 units

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Seats
15
Days
Tuesday Thursday
Time
11:00 AM - 12:15 PM ET
Instruction mode
In Person
Prerequisite
Prerequisite: BIO 215 & BIO 235
Section type
Enrollment Section