族群遺傳學 (Population Genetics) 為遺傳學 (Genetics) 的一支，藉由探討族群間或族群內世代的遺傳變異，可應用於畜產動物或野生動物族群相關研究上，例如，世代間遺傳歧異度的變化或是族群/物種間的類緣關係分析等，同時納入了還靜音子、族群大小、個體的遷出/遷出以及基因突變等因子對族群遺傳結構的影響程度。本課程旨在基於基礎的遺傳學觀念之上，以「族群」為主體來思考遺傳結構等相關議題，亦可進一步將之應用於畜產動物的生產與管理。

Population Genetics is a branch of genetics. By exploring the generational changes of ethnic groups or within ethnic groups, it can be applied to relevant research on animal or wild animal populations. For example, the change in the degree of disparity between generations or the analysis of ethnic/species, etc., and the degree of influence of factors such as static, ethnic size, individual output/extraction, and genetic mutation on ethnic structure are included. This course aims to think about related issues such as traditional structure based on basic cultural concepts, and can also be further applied to the production and management of animal animals.

1. Population Genetics (2009) by Matthew B. Hamilton, Wiley-Blackwell Publishing (ISBN: 978-1-4051-3277-0).
2. Theoretical Evolutionary Genetics (2013) by Joseph Felsenstein, Department of Genome Science and Department of Biology, University Washington.
3. A Primer of Conservation Genetics (2004) by Richard Frankham, Jonathan D. Ballou, and David A. Briscoe, Cambridge University Press (ISBN: 978-0-511-18661-5 for eBook; ISBN: 978-0-521-53827-5 for paperback).

1. Population Genetics (2009) by Matthew B. Hamilton, Wiley-Blackwell Publishing (ISBN: 978-1-4051-3277-0).
2. Theoretical Evolutionary Genetics (2013) by Joseph Felsenstein, Department of Genome Science and Department of Biology, University Washington.
3. A Primer of Conservation Genetics (2004) by Richard Frankham, Jonathan D. Ballou, and David A. Briscoe, Cambridge University Press (ISBN: 978-0-511-18661-5 for eBook; ISBN: 978-0-521-53827-5 for paperback).