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BIOL 361 Seminar: Revolutions in Evolution—Key Innovations that Shaped Life on Earth 6 credits
The history of Life on Earth is punctuated by pivotal transitions that fundamentally change the course of evolution from that point forward. We will explore the primary literature that addresses how these seminal evolutionary changes come about. Among the questions we will pursue are: how did life originate? What was the nature of the last universal common ancestor? How did eukaryotes evolve? How did meiosis arise, and why is meiotic sexual reproduction favored over asexual alternatives?
Waitlist Only: Students must waitlist for this course. Final registration determined by the instructor through the manual waitlist process.
- Winter 2027
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Student has completed any one of the following course(s): BIOL 240 or BIOL 338 or BIOL 350 with grade of C- or better.