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Typically population genetics is its own separate subject at the university level. ... As a unit it often is called something else to appeal more to students
by elektromekatron 11y ago
Typically population genetics is its own separate subject at the university level.
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As a unit it often is called something else to appeal more to students and is more often mixed in with other biology fields.
Which is it?
- danieltillett 11y agoIt is both - it is a a separate subject (course unit), but one that is often hidden inside another subject (unit) to make it palatable to students. To do this you give it another name and mix in some other stuff - I guess a bit like the way nasty tasting medicine is handled :) The problem with teaching population genetics is not that it is not important or interesting, but that it involves maths. Biology students and maths are a bit like oil and water.