Teaching
Marcel is convenor of BIOL3206 (Evolution of Biodiversity), co-convened by Craig Moritz and Lindell Bromham. This course aims to teach the theoretical and empirical basis for our understanding of large-scale patterns of biodiversity, in a strongly research-led, enquiry-based learning framework.
In 2017 the lecturing team consists of:
Lindell Bromham (macroevolution)
Marcel Cardillo (macroevolution & macroecology)
Craig Moritz (evolutionary biogeography & phylogeography)
Dan Rosauer (spatial analysis of biodiversity)
Marcel also teaches the macroevolution component of BIOL2114 (Evolution), a new second-year course beginning in 2017.
In 2017 the lecturing team consists of:
Lindell Bromham (macroevolution)
Marcel Cardillo (macroevolution & macroecology)
Craig Moritz (evolutionary biogeography & phylogeography)
Dan Rosauer (spatial analysis of biodiversity)
Marcel also teaches the macroevolution component of BIOL2114 (Evolution), a new second-year course beginning in 2017.
