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  Seminars in Ecology and Evolution 2002

The Ecology and Evolution group in the Department of Biological Sciences sponsors a seminar series featuring current topics in Ecology and Evolutionary biology.

The Ecology and Evolution seminars are presented Wednesdays at 4 pm in 169 Crawford Hall. If you wish to meet with the Speaker, contact April Randle. Interested parties can forward information to the Ecology and Evolution group by email. Due to its high information content, you may wish to view this page at its maximal width.

Speakers for the 2002-2003 academic year include the following:

18 September Nelson Young
Duquesne University
Evolutionary loss of photosynthetic ability in parasitic plants
 
9 October Cynthia Morton
Carnegie Museum
Evolution of the citrus subfamily using molecular data
 
16 October Anthony Baumert
University of Pittsburgh
Application of resource competition theory to regional succession: towards a predictive, mechanistic, and trait-based explanation of broad scale patterns
 
23 October Brian Pedersen
Dickinson College
Effects of white-tailed deer herbivory on forest gap dynamics in a Pennsylvania wildlife preserve
 
30 October Valerie Oke
University of Pittsburgh
Life in a plant: Adaptation and differentiation of Rhizobium bacteria in the nodule
 
13 November Mark Spritzer
Miami University
Scrambling for mates: the relationship between spatial ability and reproductive success among meadow voles
 
20 November Martin Morgan
Washington State University
Evolutionary economics of plant and pollinator interaction
 
4 December Michael Willig
Texas Tech University
Title to be announced
 
15 January Rick Relyea
University of Pittsburgh
Synergistic impacts of pesticides in aquatic communities: Connections to global amphibian declines
 
29 January Andy Turner
Clarion University of Pennsylvania
The scent of death: why phenotypic plasticity matters to a community ecologist
 
12 February Daniel Bunker
University of Pittsburgh
Title to be announced
 
19 February Ramona Walls
University of Pittsburgh
Inducible defenses in Solanum carolinense (Horsenettle)
 
26 February Toni Schaeffer
Pennsylvania State University
Title to be announced
 
12 March Alejandro Royo
University of Pittsburgh
Title to be announced
 
19 March Janette Steets
University of Pittsburgh
The effect of herbivory and interspecific competition on the mating system of Impatiens capensis
 
26 March Loren Hayes
Miami University of Ohio
Maternal investment in a communal rodent
 
2 April Sean Modesto
Carnegie Museum of Pittsburgh
Reptiles and the "Mother of Mass Extinctions": how severe was the Permo-Triassic extinction event on early reptile diversification?
 
9 April James Cronin
University of Pittsburgh
Predicting insect herbivore regulation of terrestrial plant communities: the relative importance of variation in host-plant abundance and resource supply.
 
16 April Zachary Long
Rutgers University
Title to be announced
 
23 April Kristen Henley
University of Pittsburgh
Title to be announced
 

 
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