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  The graduate program in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology spans 32 faculty across campus guiding students from the  Departments of Botany-Microbiology and Zoology at the University of Oklahoma.
  
 


"EEBies" study a wide variety of taxa, from the archaea to fungi, from algae to insects, from grasses to mammals.  We ask questions at a variety of levels from physiological ecology to phylogenetic reconstruction. We use tools as varied as quadrats and computer models, molecules and satellites, to get at the answers.  We work in ecosystems throughout Oklahoma, from high prairie to the ozark forests, from rivers to reservoirs, and from the polar seas to tropical rainforests.

 Our program offers guidance, tools, facilities, and financial support to students of ecology and evolutionary biology. 

  
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EEB Spring2009

Every other spring, the EEB graduate program in conjunction with the G. M. Sutton Lecture Program brings in a series of world class scientists to visit with faculty and grad students. Check out the EEB Spring web page.Thanks for another great EEBSpring!