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We can discuss the following topics:
- Adaptation and evolution
- Temperature adaptation
- Allostasis
- Phenotypic plasticity

According to my university these are the topics this course covered: "This topics in ecology course aims to provide the students with more in-depth knowledge of a number of selected topics in ecology, to provide experience in comprehending, presenting and critiquing scientific results and to provide experience in writing reviews and research proposals. Ecology is a complex science that focuses on three levels of biological organization: that of organisms, populations and communities/ecosystems. This course explores each of these levels. Therefore the topics in the course are equally divided over these 3 levels."

General Biology course according to university website:
"travel through the tree of life, starting with bacteria and single-celled eukaryotes such as reef-building dinoflagellates and disease-causing apicomplexans. Next, we will look at the multicellular groups : plants, seaweeds, fungi and animals. We will also investigate the relevance of biodiversity for human society in fields such as food and food security, economy, climate and health."

Discuss the following topics:
- The Cell as Unit of Life
- Basic Molecular Biology
- Cellular Physiology and Communication

IB English HL/SL
English as a second language
English literature

Native english speaker - can help with english assignments and/or writing

Academic writing IN ENGLISH
- scientific writing
- humanities writing

Help with structure and style of thesis. Subjects: social science, natural science, english, general writing i.e. english grammar, style, structure, sentence structure, word choice

Help with diction and slides incl. Structure, content, and style

Help with presentation formatting (dutch & english) and content (english only)

General Biology course according to university website:
"travel through the tree of life, starting with bacteria and single-celled eukaryotes such as reef-building dinoflagellates and disease-causing apicomplexans. Next, we will look at the multicellular groups : plants, seaweeds, fungi and animals. We will also investigate the relevance of biodiversity for human society in fields such as food and food security, economy, climate and health."