EBIO Colloquia

EBIO Colloquium Series

Fall 2006 Talks are Friday 4-5 pm in Ramaley N1B23 unless otherwise indicated below. Refreshments will be available prior to the talk at 3:30 in Ramaley N240. All are welcome; however, please bring your own cup for coffee and tea.
* We will have pizza lunch with the speaker on all "*" days

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Fall 2006

Date	Speaker	Title	Host Lab
Sep 1		EBIO Potluck
Sept 8	Todd Palmer	Species coexistence in a guild of African acacia-ants: A problem with too many solutions?	Breed Lab
Sept 15		Guild of Rocky Mountain Ecology and Evolutionary Biologists (GREEBs)	Mountain Research Station
Sept 22	Mary Peacock	Persistence of desert trout populations: clustering methods reveal a metapopulation dynamic at multiple spatial scales.	Mitton Lab
Sept 29	Todd Dawson	Giants in the mist: California's Coast Redwood and the Land-Sea Interface.	Monson Lab
Oct 6	John Stinchcombe	TBD	Diggle Lab
Oct 13	Tyrone Hayes	From Silent Spring to Silent Night: The canary speaks.	McKenzie Lab
Oct 20	Carl Bock	Cows vs. condos: effects of exurban development on the biodiversity of a southwestern savanna.
Oct 27	Sarah Wise	Tales from the fish's mouth: Bmp genes in the evolution and development of vertebrate teeth.	Stock Lab
Nov 3	Jessica Metcalf	Colorado's Native Trout and their Non-Native Genes.	Martin Lab
Nov 10	Joseph Shaw	Daphnia pulex, an emerging model species for ecology, evolutionary biology, and toxicology.	Friedman Lab
Nov 17	William Jeffery	Evolution of development: A view from the blind cavefish.	Stock Lab
Nov 24		Thanksgiving - no Colloquium
Dec 1	Alexandra Basolo	Using a Multi-level Approach to Studying Sexually Selected Traits.	Cruz Lab
Dec 8	Loren Rieseberg	Plant Species and Speciation.	Linhart Lab