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EPOB Colloquium Series,
Spring 2001

Talks are Friday 4-5 pm in Ramaley N1B23 unless otherwise indicated below (**date**). Refreshments will be available prior to the talk at 3:30 in Ramaley N240. All are welcome; however, please bring your own cup for the coffee and tea.

Archive of Colloquium Schedules
Guidelines for Hosts: If you are hosting a speaker, it is important for you to read this overview of procedures and responsibilities.

DATE SPEAKER TITLE HOST LAB
Jan. 19 Dan Doak
UC Santa Cruz		 Understanding spatial and temporal demographic variation in an alpine plant Collinge
Jan. 26 Henry J. Harlow
University of Wyoming		 Skeletal muscle protein and strength retention in overwintering black bears Gleeson
Feb. 02 Gretchen Daily
Stanford University		 Countryside biogeography: the future of biodiversity in a human dominated world Bock
Feb. 09 David Ackerly
Stanford University		 Do plant functional groups exist? A phylogenetic and ecophysiological view Monson
Feb. 19 CIRES Auditorium 12-1 PM Susan Perkins
AMNH		 Phylogenetics and biogeography of malaria parasites Evolutionary Microbiologist Search
Feb. 23 Monica Geber
Cornell University		 Evolution in arid environments: breeding system and life history shifts in Clarkia xantiana (Onagraceae) Diggle
Feb. 26 CIRES Auditorium 12-1 PM Lauren Ancel
Emory University		 How populations evolve to evolve: studies of molecules and microbes Evolutionary Microbiologist Search
Mar. 01 CIRES Auditorium 12-1 PM Christina Burch
Princeton University		 Viral evolution over adaptive landscapes Evolutionary Microbiologist Search
Mar. 02 Jim Chace
University of Colorado, EPOB		 Host and habitat partitioning by sympatric brood parasites Cruz
Mar. 05 CIRES Auditorium 12-1 PM Jin Xiong
Indiana University		 Probing the origin and early evolution of photosyntesis Evolutionary Microbiologist Search
Mar. 09 Candi Galen
University of Missouri		 Floral evolution in an alpine wildflower, Polemonium viscosum Diggle
Mar. 16 David Oline
University of Colorado, EPOB		 Diversity and distribution of soil Crenarchaeota in the Front Range of Colorado Grant
Mar. 23 Paula Cushing
Denver Museum of Nature and Science		 Colorado Spider Survey Bowers
Mar. 30 No Colloquium
Spring Break
Apr. 06 Lee Turner
University of Colorado, EPOB		 The influence of snow and biotic interactions on phenology, reproduction and community structure in Colorado alpine plants Bowman
Apr. 09 Cory Cleveland
 Biogeochemistry of natural and managed ecosystems in the humid tropics: A peek inside the black box Townsend
Apr. 13 Spencer Sealy
University of Manitoba 		Flexibility of interactions between parasitic cowbirds and their hosts Cruz
Apr. 20 Sharon Hall
University of Colorado, Geological Sciences		 Townsend
Apr. 23 Marie Ann de la Fuente
 Patterns of plant resource allocation to antiherbivore defenses Bowers
Apr. 27 Ruth Ley
University of Colorado, EPOB		 Microbial ecology of high elevation talus slope soils >Schmidt
May 04 Greg Maniero
University of Colorado, EPOB		 Influence of season and temperature on selected aspects of the immune system of a mammalian hibernator, the golden-mantled ground squirrel, Spermophilus lateralis Carey