| The
fields of evolution and ecology are strongly represented within the Biology
Department. Currently, there are 14
faculty who conduct research in molecular, quantitative and population
genetics, systematics, biogeography, evolution of plant reproductive systems,
physiological and behavioral ecology, spatial population ecology, ecosystem
ecology, and conservation and restoration ecology. A MS and PhD degree are
offered, and the department provides a strong curriculum,
modern facilities and cutting-edge
equipment to ensure broad
training and marketability within this field. |
