Spring 2021 Seminars
Due to the COVID-19 virus, all EEB seminars listed below will be presented virtually. Links to the virtual presentations will be posted prior to the date listed below.
All seminars start at 3:30 pm for social, 3:45 pm for start of the seminar unless otherwise noted.
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Day |
Presenter / University |
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Feb 2 |
*Managing ecosystems for OneHealth: an urban water perspective Lisette de Senerpont Domis, Netherlands Institute of Ecology *Note time change: 10:00 AM |
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Feb 16 |
Rescheduled for Apr 27 |
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MONDAY, Feb 22 |
3:30 pm Symposium pre-social 3:45 pm Anna Klompen - Venom variation across functionally distinct tissues and stinging cell types of Hydractinia symbiolongicarpus 4:05 pm Emma Hauser - Rooting depths change on a global scale in the Anthropocene 4:25 pm Rachel Neff - Neotropical biogeography sheds light on the evolutionary history of an ancient water beetle lineage |
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Mar 2 |
Dr. Jaelyn Eberle, University of Colorado |
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Mar 16 |
The Michener Lecture Harnessing natural variation to study the evolution of social behavior in bees Dr. Sarah Kocher, Princeton University |
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Mar 30 |
Progress toward understanding the genetic variation spurring phenotypic diversity in columbines Dr. Evangeline Ballerini, California State University, Sacramento |
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Apr 6 |
Distinguished Ecology/Global Change Biology Going to extremes: the impact of drought on grassland plant communities Melinda Smith, Colorado State University (Dist. Ecology/Global Change Biology) |
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Apr 13 |
Distinguished Biodiversity/Macroevolution The delayed diversification of angiosperm families, and the complex science of “including fossils” Susana Magallon, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico (Dist. Biodiversity/Macroevolution) |
| Apr 27 |
Rescheduled from Feb 16 The Ecology and Evolution of Mate Choice in Wild Plant Populations Dr. Catherine Rushworth, University of Minnesota |
