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BIOL 487 - Principles of Systematics

Principles and applications of methods used to reconstruct history and biotic diversity among genes, species, and higher taxa. Considers several approaches to tree construction and significance of phylogenetic history within the context of evolution, biogeography, and conservation biology.

Credits 3
Prerequisites Grade of C or better in each of the following: BIOL 196 , BIOL 197 , CHEM 121A , CHEM 121L , CHEM 122A , CHEM 122L ,  ENG 102  or ENG 114   or HON 100 , and MATH 127  or 128   or 181 . The maximum number of attempts for  BIOL 487 is three, including earned grades, withdrawals and audits.
Notes  Emphasis on molecular approaches to systematics. This course is crosslisted with BIOL 687. Credit at the 600-level requires additional work.