Princeton’s BA in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology offers interdisciplinary training across organismal biology, ecosystems, conservation, and evolution. The following research topics help students explore life on Earth from gene to biome.
Impacts of Urbanization on Local Biodiversity Patterns
Genetic Bottlenecks in Endangered Species Populations
Evolutionary Trade-Offs in Rapidly Adapting Organisms
Pollination Networks and the Decline of Insect Populations
The Role of Keystone Species in Ecosystem Stability
Modeling Species Distribution in a Changing Climate
Phylogenetic Reconstruction of Island Avifauna
Conservation Genetics for Reintroduction Programs
Symbiosis and Co-Evolution in Coral Reef Ecosystems
Adaptation of Microorganisms to Extreme Environments
Behavioral Ecology of Migratory Bird Navigation
Resilience of Tropical Forests to Deforestation
Evolutionary Strategies in Predator-Prey Dynamics
Disease Ecology: Transmission Patterns in Fragmented Habitats
Eco-physiology of Alpine Plant Communities
Use of CRISPR in Evolutionary Developmental Biology
Habitat Fragmentation and Genetic Drift in Mammal Populations
The Role of Citizen Science in Conservation Monitoring
Impact of Invasive Species on Native Food Webs
Evolution of Antibiotic Resistance in Natural Ecosystems
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