Research subject Population Genetics
Population genetics study intraspecific genetic variation and the micro-evolutionary processes that govern this variation.
Our broad interest is focused in finding out how and why genetic variation is structured within and among populations of animals over geographic space and time.
Related research subject
Zoology
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Researchers
Linda Laikre
Professor
Christopher Wheat
Professor
Rike Stelkens
Associate Professor
Lisandro Milocco
Assistant Professor
Mafalda Ferreira
Assistant Professor
Lorena Ament
Researcher
Pascal Hagolani
Postdoctor
Anastasia Providokhina Andersson
Researcher
Saurav Baral
Postdoctor
David Diez Del Molino
Researcher
Chloé Haberkorn
Postdoctor
Edana Jean Lord
Postdoc
Nathan Martin
Postdoctor
Jennifer Molinet
Postdoctor
Rosemonde Power
Postdoctor
Alexandre Gilardet
PhD student
Amanda Lindahl
PhD student
Lars Littmann
PhD student
Amanda Vivian Meuser
PhD student
Michael Mitschke
PhD student
Kelsey Moreland
PhD student
Nils Ryman
Professor Emeritus
Research groups
Courses and programmes
Courses in Population genetics at undergraduate and advanced level that are administered by the Department of Biology Education (BIG).
Here you find more information about courses and programmes at BIG
Doctoral studies
To be admitted to the doctoral program in Population genetics, you must apply for an advertised doctoral student position. Vacancies are advertised on Stockholm University's website.
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Departments and centres
Research in the subject takes place at the Department of Zoology
Department of Zoology