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Admin

• 1. Personnel
• Prof. J.J. Spies, Room 165, Biology Building
  (Tel. [phone]).
• 2. General
• Welcome to this course. We wish it to be
  interesting and useful. Cytogenetics involve
  chromosomal changes. Molecular systematics is the
  study of various methods that can be used to
  determine phylogenetic relationships. Emphasis
  will be placed on the interpretation of results
  and the factors influencing results.
• 3. Suggested reading
• CRAWFORD, D.J. 1990. Plant molecular
  systematics macromolecular approaches. Wiley
  Sons New York.
• LI, W-H. GRAUR, D. 1991. Fundamentals of
  molecular evolution. Sinauer Ass., Sunderland.
• RIDLEY, M. 2003. Evolution (3rd Ed.). Blackwell
  Publ. Oxford.
• SOLTIS, P.S, SOLTIS, D.E. DOYLE, J.J. 1992.
  Molecular systematics of plants. Chapman Hall,
  New York.

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• Theory practical programme
• Monday 2 0810-0900 BL 49
• Tuesday 3 0910-1000 - BL 49
• Wednesday 8-10 1400-1700 BL 49
• TESTS
• Test 1 23/8 1400
• Test 2 20/9 1400
• Test 3 Prac 11/10 1400
• Report 18/10 1400

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