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  Seminars in Ecology and Evolution 2004

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 4:15 pm in A220 Langley Hall. If you wish to meet with the Speaker, contact Tom Pendergast. 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 2004-2005 academic year include the following:

15 September Heidi Appel
Pennsylvania State University
Physiological constraints on plant chemical defense: a test of the sink-source model
 
22 September Brady Porter
Duquesne University
Molecular Markers, Natural History, and Evolution of Southeastern Freshwater Fishes
 
29 September James Cronin
University of Pittsburgh
Predicting insect herbivore control over plant community structure
 
6 October T'ai Roulston
Blandy Experimental Farm, University of Virginia
Body Size in Bees: The Evolutionary Nature of Nurture
 
13 October Jeffrey G. Miner
Bowling Green State University
Community Ecology in Lake Erie: Linking Manipulative Experimentation and Broad Scale Surveys
 
20 October Steve Tonsor
University of Pittsburgh
The genetics of plant-environment interactions
 
27 October Cassie Majetic
University of Pittsburgh
TBA
 
3 November Tim Nuttle
University of Pittsburgh
No numerical data? No problem! Simulating ecological systems with Qualitative Reasoning
 
10 November Michael F. Rosenmeier
University of Pittsburgh, Department of Geology
Sedimentary Records of Human-Environment Interactions: Case Studies from Tropical and Temperate Lakes
 
17 November Andrea Quesada
University of Pittsburgh
Evolution and Maintenance of Andromonoecy
 
1 December Scott H. Stoleson
USDA Forest Service
Paradigm Lost: The adaptive significance of hatching asynchrony in a neotropical parrot
 
8 December John Paul
University of Pittsburgh
Tropical phylogeography, species age, and species area relationships
 
16 February Tom Pendergast
University of Pittsburgh
Soil community feedback and plant community dynamics: Evidence from an old-field model system
 
23 February Christopher Heckel
University of Pittsburgh
Impacts of Lonicera japonica on the ecology and reproduction of the endangered Trillium reliquum
 
23 February Anthony Baumert
University of Pittsburgh
What traits determine competitive outcomes? Predictions from old-field plant communities
 
2 March Todd Katzner
National Aviary
Conservation of imperial eagles in Kazakhstan: can we use modeling to assess and improve our monitoring?
 
16 March Amy McEuen
University of Illinois Springfield
Seeds across scale: Are plant distributions in fragmented landscapes dispersal limited?
 
30 March Henry Schumacher
University of Pittsburgh
TBA
 
30 March Josh Auld
University of Pittsburgh
The reciprocal effects of plasticity in defensive and mating-system phenotypes
 
6 April Andrea Quesada
University of Pittsburgh
Evolution and maintenance of andromonoecy
 
6 April John Paul
University of Pittsburgh
Species age, area, and abundance relationships in tropical forests plants

 
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