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Final Exam: Friday, 20 March 2015, 8:00 - 11:00 A.M. In Spieth 2200 = same as lecture room

Final Exam: Friday, 20 March 2015, 8:00 - 11:00 A.M. In Spieth 2200 = same as lecture room Emphasizes last 1/3 of course, but may include carry-over things (e.g., residuals, natural selection, multiple solutions) Format will be similar to previous 2 exams.

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Community Assembly

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Community Ecology I. Introduction II. Multispecies Interactions with a Trophic Level

Community Ecology I. Introduction II. Multispecies Interactions with a Trophic Level III. Multispecies Interactions across Trophic Levels IV. Succession V. Biodiversity: Patterns and Processes The Species-Area Relationship The Latitudinal Trend in Diversity 1. The patterns. Amphibians.

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Community Ecology I. Introduction II. Multispecies Interactions with a Trophic Level

Community Ecology I. Introduction II. Multispecies Interactions with a Trophic Level III. Multispecies Interactions across Trophic Levels IV. Succession V. Biodiversity: Patterns and Processes The Species-Area Relationship The Latitudinal Trend in Diversity 1. The patterns. Amphibians.

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The geography of speciation

The geography of speciation. most species form when geographic barriers block genetic exchange. Allopatric speciation. arguably the most common way species form evidence for allopatric speciation is common in biogeography: related species often occupy nearby, non-overlapping ranges.

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3.1 How Changes Occur Naturally in Ecosystems

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DNA barcoding: a new diagnostic tool for rapid species recognition, identification, and discovery

DNA barcoding: a new diagnostic tool for rapid species recognition, identification, and discovery. James Hanken Museum of Comparative Zoology Harvard University, USA. What is DNA barcoding?.

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Part 1

Part 1.

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