Sarah Otto, University of British Columbia
Professor
Zoology
Vancouver, British Columbia
otto@zoology.ubc.ca
Office:
(604) 822-2778
Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Using mathematical, experimental, and genomic tools to understand evolution.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
This research investigates the ability of populations to adapt to environmental challenges, the genetic basis of these adaptations, and the factors promoti...
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Using mathematical, experimental, and genomic tools to understand evolution.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
This research investigates the ability of populations to adapt to environmental challenges, the genetic basis of these adaptations, and the factors promoti...
Click to Expand >>
Bio/Research
RESEARCH INVOLVES
Using mathematical, experimental, and genomic tools to understand evolution.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
This research investigates the ability of populations to adapt to environmental challenges, the genetic basis of these adaptations, and the factors promoting diversification versus extinction.
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Using mathematical, experimental, and genomic tools to understand evolution.
RESEARCH RELEVANCE
This research investigates the ability of populations to adapt to environmental challenges, the genetic basis of these adaptations, and the factors promoting diversification versus extinction.
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