Coevolution - Biol 680/480

• Coevolution is reciprocal evolutionary change across species interactions, including predator/prey, mutualism, host/parasite, and host/pathogen systems. The class will cover diverse examples as well as the theoretical underpinnings of coevolution using a mix of lectures, reading and discussion of the primary literature, and student-led presentations and discussions. The course will provide opportunities for students to explore the role of coevolutionary processes in not only natural ecological communities but also in relation to human biology and disease. Prereq- BIOL 351 or via instructor permission
• coevolution_480_680_syllabus.pdf

Mechanisms of Evolution (core undergraduate evolution course) - Biol 351
​      biol351_syllabus_2017.pdf

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Advanced Topics in EEB I (graduate level evolutionary biology) -  Biol 533
         Co-taught with Anthony Fiumera
     533_syllabus_2017.pdf