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Christopher Eckert is a Professor of Biology at Queen's University, specializing in Plant Evolution and Population Ecology. He conducts research focused on how species adapt to diverse environmental challenges, often utilizing large-scale geographic surveys, genomic analysis, and controlled experiments in natural habitats. His work emphasizes the complex interactions between ecology and evolution, shedding light on mechanisms that drive adaptation and resilience in the face of rapid environmental change. He engages students in both formal lectures and field courses, fostering hands-on exploration of ecological and genetic processes that underpin evolutionary dynamics. His teaching also incorporates contemporary issues in conservation, global change, and the impact of human culture on plant biodiversity.
Queen's University • Kingston, ON, Canada
Teaching and research in Plant Evolution and Population Ecology.
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