Conservation Genetics promotes the conservation of genetic diversity by 
providing a forum where data and ideas can be presented， facilitating 
the further development of this field of study. Contributions come from 
researchers in a variety of fields including population genetics， 
molecular ecology and biology， evolutionary biology， and systematics， 
to name just a few. Conservation issues are multifaceted and incorporate 
diverse disciplines. This course will focus on genetic and evolutionary 
applications to the problems of conservation， while reflecting the diversity
of concerns that are relevant to conservation biology. 

本課程教科書: A primer of conservation genetics
              R. Frankham
              J. D. Ballou
              D. A. Briscoe
              CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS