EBIO Colloquia

EBIO Colloquium Series

Spring 2003 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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Spring 2003

Date	Speaker	Title	Host Lab
Jan. 17	Kirk Johnson, Denver Museum of Nature & Science	Life in a Cretaceous meadow
Jan. 31	Kurt Fausch, CSU	Riverscapes: bridging the gap between research and conservation of fishes in Great Plains and mountain watersheds
Feb. 7	Cynthia Brown, CSU	Mechanisms of plant invasion in grassland communities: resources and species richness
Feb. 14	Shanna Carney, CSU	Disruption of a myrmecochory: do invasive ants affect plant fitness
Feb. 21	Ann Burke, Wesleyan University	Generating variation within a fixed body plan: examples from vertebrates
Feb. 28	Susan Beatty, Dept. of Geography, CU
March 7	Cynthia Sagers, University of Arkansas	Coercion, extortion and stable isotopes: understanding stability in specialized mutualisms
March 14	William Currie, University of Maryland
March 21	Robert Marquis, University of Missouri, St. Louis	Leaftying caterpillars as ecosystem engineers: impacts on white oak and its associated arthropod fauna
March 28	Ann Hagerman	No Colloquium (Spring Break)
April 4	Elena Kramer, Harvard University	Gene duplication, patterns of divergence and the evolution of floral form
April 11	Dena Smith, Dept. of Geology, CU and CU Museum
April 18	Kathleen Danna, MCDB, CU
April 25	Jason Wolf, University of Tennessee
May 2	Don Zak, University of Michigan