BIO 363 - Evolutionary Biology

This course covers the theory and mechanisms of evolution and natural selection, and explores examples of how evolution is expressed in the natural world. Topics include adaptation, natural selection, speciation and phylogenetics, population structure and differentiation, isolating mechanisms, evolutionary rates, coevolving systems, and molecular evolution. The laboratory section uses data analysis and simulation demonstrations to explore quantitative approaches to studying evolution in practice. Course Typically Offered: Every year.

Prerequisite(s): BIO 141, BIO 142, and BIO 252.

Credits: 4