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What good is modeling? Introducing ecology and evolution students to theory
Theory and empirical science should be in constant dialogue, but often find it hard to understand one another. Here we describe a graduate-level university course we developed to improve matters. The course was designed to help empirically focused biology graduate students read and understand theory
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