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The Red Queen Hypothesis

In our second lecture (and first lab!) we will look at genetic variation, and answer a deep question: what is the meaning of life?  There is a biological answer as it were but we will get to that.  Hold on to your whales and potted plants because this week we will also look at data and how to analyze it in our first assignment.
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Quiz 2: The red queen hypothesis
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    • Lab 1: Scientific Investigation
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