Population Genetics BIOL A322

Biology Elective Course

Course Description:

This is an advanced course dealing with methods of measuring and expressing the genetic variation within and among natural populations. The course focuses on the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium and how various factors modify it including selection, inbreeding, genetic drift, migration, and mutation. Prerequisites: Completion of Biology Core Courses.

Course Structure:

3 credits, lecture.

Instructors:

Dr. Don Hauber

Link to current course homepages:

Dr. Hauber's Course, Also, check Loyola's Blackboard website

To find out more about this course, please feel free to contact the instructor or visit the course homepage.  You can also visit the Loyola's Schedule of Classes link and see the very most up-to-date syllabus for offerings of this course.


Illustrations by Jean Cassels (jean-cassels.com)