Welcome to the Ecology and Evolution Subject Guide. This guide is intended for researchers in ecology and evolutionary biology. In this guide you'll find:
– Information about accessing journals and databases
– Guidance on searching the Yale Catalog efficiently
– Important and interesting special collections material related to ecology and evolution
Credit: International Space Station. Acquired from USGS. https://www.usgs.gov/media/images/view-great-lakes-iss
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Science and Engineering Librarian
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- 1 map room
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- 1 large meeting room (12 seats)
- Ample soft seating
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