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EEB
(redirected from Ecology and evolutionary biology)

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EEBEcology and Evolutionary Biology (academic discipline)
EEBEuropean Environmental Bureau
EEBEncefalopatía Espongiforme Bovina (Spanish: Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy)
EEBEntry-Level Electronics Bay (computer hardware)
EEBEglise Evangélique Baptiste (de Caen)
EEBEnterprise Event Broker (Sybase)
EEBElectronics Examining Board
EEBElectrokinetically Enhanced Bioremediation
EEBEnd Edge Bit
EEBEmployee Education Benefit


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Dr Peterson is professor of ecology and evolutionary biology at the Biodiversity Institute of the University of Kansas.
Ecologic niche modeling and spatial patterns of disease transmission by Peterson, A. Townsend / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Josh Donlan of the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at Cornell University, that's a problem.
Pleistocene America by The New American
He's curator of mammals at the University of Arizona department of ecology and evolutionary biology.
Living in the desert by Cutraro, Jennifer / Science News for Kids
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