Dr. Pirmin Nietlisbach
- About
- Education
Biography
Pirmin studied and worked at the University of Zurich, Switzerland and University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada. He conducted research on orang-utans, Galápagos mockingbirds, and song sparrows.
Current Courses
BSC 396.001 Avian Biology
BSC 396.002 Avian Biology
BSC 396.003 Avian Biology
BSC 496.001 Avian Biology
BSC 496.002 Avian Biology
BSC 496.003 Avian Biology
BSC 299.059 Independent Honor Study
BSC 499.009 Independent Research For The Master's Thesis
BSC 290.059 Research In Biological Sciences
BSC 599.009 Research In The Biological Sciences
BSC 305.001 Biological Evolution
BSC 204.001 Biological Investigations
BSC 299.003 Independent Honor Study
BSC 499.009 Independent Research For The Master's Thesis
BSC 290.059 Research In Biological Sciences
BSC 599.009 Research In The Biological Sciences
BSC 599.209 Research In The Biological Sciences Final Term
Teaching Interests & Areas
Evolution, Avian Biology, Population and Conservation Genetics, Biostatistics
Research Interests & Areas
Pirmin's research is in evolutionary and conservation genetics and genomics. Current projects focus on the genetic and fitness consequences of inbreeding in small wild song sparrow and deermouse populations and extra-pair reporduction, mate choice, and other evolutionary questions in a wild house wren population.