This course covers basic concepts in the ecology and evolution of plant-animal interactions. Topics include such interactions as behavior, pollination, seed dispersal, and herbivory.

Background in both ecology and evolution is required. Students attend lectures and lead discussions. Grades are based on written papers, oral presentations, and discussion participation.

Textbook: None. Readings from the current literature will be used.

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