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Colloquium Calendar

Wednesdays in Life Sciences room 038
3:30PM: coffee and refreshments
3:45PM: talks begin


01/28/2009 Cancelled
Title
TBA

02/04/2009 Thiago Rangel, University of Connecticut
Simulating Spatial Patterns in Bird Species Richness under Niche Dynamics Processes
Host: J. Wiens

02/11/2009 Erika Edwards, Brown University
Why the cactus? An historical perspective on a major evolutionary innovation
Host: R. Geeta

02/18/2009 Angelique Corthals, Stony Brook University
Wrath of the Gods: Historical Ecology of Infectious Diseases
Host: D. Dykhuizen

02/25/2009 Roger Arditi, INAPG
Complexity, stability, and stinking French cheese
Host: L. Ginzburg

03/04/2009 Robert P. Anderson, CUNY
Integrating museum specimens, phylogenetics, and GIS in biogeographic studies of Neotropical mammals
Host: C. Graham

03/11/2009 Simon Levin, Princeton University
The Challenge of Sustainability
Host: R. Akcakaya/Ginzburg speaker

03/18/2009 Patricia Wright, Stony Brook University
Climate change, cyclones and lemur biology
Host: M. Bell

03/25/2009 Jacqueline Webb, University of Rhode Island
Non-Visual Prey Detection in Fishes: Development and Evolution of an Adaptive Phenotype in the Mechanosensory Lateral Line System
Host: M. Bell

04/01/2009 Tiffany Knight, Washington University
Interspecific interacations as drivers of population dynamics of rare and invasive plants
Host: Students/Slobodkin Speaker

04/08/2009 Spring Break
NO COLLOQUIUM

04/15/2009 Cancelled
Title
Host: L. Ginzburg

04/22/2009 Carl Schlichting, University of Connecticut
Dissecting an evolutionary radiation: leaf shape diversification in Pelargonium
Host: M. Pigliucci

04/29/2009 Francesca Gherardi, Universita di Firenze
Invasive Crayfish of the World: Problems and Solutions
Host: D. Padilla

05/06/2009 Daniel Weinreich, Brown University
Predicting evolutionary trajectories on adaptive landscapes in principle and in practice
Host: D. Dykhuizen

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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