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Location: Bowdoin / William R. Jackman

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William R. Jackman

Assistant Professor

Spring 2009

Introductory Biology (BIO 109)

ADVANCED INDEPENDENT STUDY (BIO 401)

ADVANCED INDEPENDENT STUDY (BIOC 402)

Phone	(207) 798-4396
Title	Assistant Professor
Department	BIOLOGY
Work Location	130 B Druckenmiller Hall
E-Mail	wjackman@bowdoin.edu

William R. Jackman: Bowdoin College

Research Pages

Developmental Mechanisms of Tooth Formation and Evolution

Course Pages

2009 Biology 109 Introductory Biology
2008 Biology 217 Developmental Biology
2008 Biology 307 Evolutionary Developmental Biology

Education & Training

Post-doc, University of Colorado, Dept. of EE Biology, Boulder, CO
Ph.D., University of Oregon, Department of Biology, Eugene, OR
B.S., University of Washington, Department of Biology, Seattle, WA