Jon Seger

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UC Santa Barbara National Museum of Natural History Harvard University EdM Postdoctoral

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Ecologist University of Utah Bet-hedging Nature Science

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Known for: Biological bet-hedging
Alma mater: UC Santa Barbara Harvard University
Doctoral advisor: Robert Trivers
Fields: Ecology Genetics
Thesis: Models for the Evolution of Phenotypic Responses to Genotypic Correlations That Arise in Finite Populations (1980)
Workplaces: National Museum of Natural History University of Sussex University of Michigan Princeton University University of Utah

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Jon Seger

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Alma mater · 1

Jon Seger → UC Santa Barbara Harvard University

Doctoral advisor · 1

Jon Seger → Robert Trivers

Fields · 1

Jon Seger → Ecology Genetics

Known for · 1

Jon Seger → Biological bet-hedging

Thesis · 1

Jon Seger → Models for the Evolution of Phenotypic Responses to Genotypic Correlations That Arise in Finite Populations (1980)

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Jon Seger → National Museum of Natural History University of Sussex University of Michigan Princeton University University of Utah

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Jon Seger	Alma mater	UC Santa Barbara Harvard University	1.00	infobox
Jon Seger	Doctoral advisor	Robert Trivers	1.00	infobox
Jon Seger	Fields	Ecology Genetics	1.00	infobox
Jon Seger	Known for	Biological bet-hedging	1.00	infobox
Jon Seger	Thesis	Models for the Evolution of Phenotypic Responses to Genotypic Correlations That Arise in Finite Populations (1980)	1.00	infobox
Jon Seger	Workplaces	National Museum of Natural History University of Sussex University of Michigan Princeton University University of Utah	1.00	infobox
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Journal of Evolutionary Biology	instance of	His work has appeared in leading scientific journals	0.80	text

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