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Tuesday, October 20: Review Professor Kerr's last lecture on diversity.

Thursday, October 22: Practice turning selection pressures into reaction norms.

Thursday, October 29: Go back over multiple working hypotheses (Chamberlin 1965). What is the purpose of multiple working hypotheses?

Lecture 10 (Adaptive Landscapes; Tuesday Nov. 3)

Lecture 11 (Antibiotic Resistance; Thursday Nov. 5)

Lecture 12 (Evolution of Virulence; Tuesday Nov. 10)

Lecture 17 (Plasticity and Learning; Tuesday Dec. 1): Make sure you are comfortable with Figures 4, 5 and 6 from the reading.

Experimental Evolutionary Ecology
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