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Neil Chilton B.Sc., B.Sc. Hons., Ph.D., D. Ag. Sc. Honoris causa

Rawson Professor of Biology

Faculty Member in Biology

Office
CSRB 320.7

Research Area(s)

  • Bacterial communities of ticks
  • Tick ecology, evolution and population genetics
  • Population genetics of parasitic insects (fleas and bedbugs)
  • Molecular systematics of parasitic nematodes

Teaching & Supervision

BIOL 121.3   The Diversity of Life

BIOL 336.3   Animal Parasitology (formerly BIOL 436 before 2025)

BIOL 437.3   Parasitic Arthropods and Vector-Borne Diseases

BIOL 479.3   Literature Research in Biology

BIOL 480.3   Research Project (in Biology)

BIOL 481.6   Extended Research Project (in Biology)

BIOL 898      Special Topics (Graduate courses)

BIOL 994      Research (MSc)

BIOL 996      Research (PhD)


previously taught: PBIOL 230.3 (On the Origin and Life of Animals), BIOL 110.6* (General Biology), BIOL 203.3* (Animal Structure and Function)  

                          * courses not offered after 2006-2007

Research

ectoparasites endosymbiotic and pathogenic bacteria nematodes population genetics ticks

Ecology, evolution, population genetics and systematics of metazoan parasites, and the bacterial communities of ticks.