A Primer of Ecological Genetics

by Daniel L. Hartl, Jeffrey K. Conner

Genetics Textbook Evolution Ecological Genetics

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A Primer of Ecological Genetics provides an accessible entry into the study of genetics within ecological contexts. Bringing together two closely related areas of biology, Daniel L. Hartl and Jeffrey K. Conner offer a focused foundation for students and general readers interested in this interdisciplinary subject.

ISBN-13 9780878932023 ASIN 087893202X Views 175 Publisher Sinauer Associates is an imprint of Oxford University Press Year 2004 Edition 1 Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 320 Created August 31, 2026 Updated September 27, 2026

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A Primer of Ecological Genetics introduces the interdisciplinary field of ecological genetics.

The book brings genetics and ecology together as complementary perspectives for understanding living organisms and their environments.

Written by Daniel L. Hartl and Jeffrey K. Conner, it is suited to readers seeking a foundation in the subject.

This primer offers a focused entry point for students and anyone interested in the relationship between genetic study and ecology.

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