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ECOLOGY AND EVOLUTION SEMINAR SERIES* Spring 2008
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April 3 |
“More than just a pretty face: what can we learn about biological invasions from non-native birds” |
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April 10 April 11** |
“Butterfly eyespots, evo-devo and exploring morphospace” |
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April 17 |
“Molecular genetic insights into early deuterostome evolution from hemichordates” |
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April 24 |
“Friendly competition and “eating yourself sick and sicker”: linking species interactions and disease in the plankton” |
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May 1 |
“Male coercion and female choice in wild chimpanzees.” |
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May 8 |
“Ecological and evolutionary limits to range expansion” |
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May 15 |
“Sex vs Asex in a snail: parasites and the ecology of clonal invasion” |
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May 22 |
“Genetics of speciation in Drosophila” |
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May 29 |
Merton Love Award |
** April 11, Dr. Paul Brakefield’s 2nd seminar listed above will be from 12-1:30pm in 2342 Storer Hall.
Contact Kathy Merk 4-7450 in the Section of Evolution and Ecology Office to schedule an appointment: kmmerk@ucdavis.edu, EandEseminar@ucdavis.edu
*Sponsored by: College of Biological Sciences, Section of Evolution and Ecology, Center for Population Biology, Graduate Group in Ecology, College of Letters & Science Division of Social Sciences, Department of Environmental Science & Policy, Department of Wildlife, Fish & Conservation Biology, Department of Anthropology, Department of Land, Air and Water Resources, Department of Plant Sciences, Biological Invasions IGERT and John Muir Institute for the Environment.
3/28/08
Section of Evolution and Ecology, One Shields Avenue, Davis, CA 95616
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