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Manchester, University of, PhD, Environmental Biology

University of Manchester
 United Kingdom

 

Study mode Start date Duration
Full-time n/a months: 36
Part-time n/a months: 72
Animals, microorganisms and plants live in environments to which they have become adapted through millions of years of evolution; they often have to respond to changes which are biotic or abiotic in nature, and, increasingly, to anthropogenic perturbations which have resulted in global environmental change; in understanding how organisms respond and interact with 1 another in their natural and man-made habitats, a wide spectrum of approaches is employed in environmental biological research ranging from molecular biology to population biology and community ecology.

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