[Ecoed] Response to 1. Looking for an evolutionarily oriented introductory ecology

[Todd Scarlett]

Paul

I teach a sophomore level ecology and evolution course so I'm even more
invested in finding an ecology text with a strong evolutionary
component. I've been using Krohne's General Ecology, but it seems to be
out of print. I plan to use Ricklefs and Miller Ecology 4th edition
next. It has a fairly strong evolutionary component and even has a
section with several chapters on evolution specifically. I haven't
taught with it yet so I can't be completely confident that it is
appropriate for a lower level undergrad course, but it seems like it
will work pretty well.

Todd L. Scarlett
Associate Professor of Biology
University of South Carolina Lancaster
PO Box 889
Lancaster, SC 79721
Phone 803-313-7031
Fax 803-313-7106