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BIOL 4160

Evolution

LECTURES AND NOTES MATERIALS

Introduction
Systematics
Evolutionary Patterns
Macroevolution: Fossils
Evolution and Geography
Microevolution: Variation
Microevolution: Drift
Microevolution: Natural Selection
Microevolution: Modeling Natural Selection
Species and Speciation
Sex and Evolution
Conflict and Cooperation
Evo-Devo
Coevolution
Micro-evolution: Phenotypes
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Shasta Daisy Beetles

Notice that the beetles above are all eating pollen from the open florets on the edge.
Are these pollinators or are they cheaters in the pollinator mutualism?

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