Course overview
This course provides advanced theoretical understanding of modern issues in the study of the evolution and biodiversity conservation; a major theme is the evolutionary history and contemporary diversity of the Australian biota.
Course learning outcomes
- Analyse, synthesise and critically evaluate theories of cutting-edge solutions to problems in evolutionary biology and demonstrate an understanding of the importance of evolutionary studies as a foundation of comparative biology
- Demonstrate an understanding of the importance of the fossil record in evolutionary studies from a theoretical perspective and the role of phylogenetic studies in the wider context of biodiversity and conservation
- Present, critically evaluate and synthesise information relating to the evolution of the Australian biota in a written form that aligns with conventions for scientific reports
Degree list
The following degrees include this course