EPOB Colloquium Schedule Fall 1999

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EPOB Colloquium Series,
Fall 1999

Talks are 4-5 pm in Ramaley N1B23 unless otherwise indicated below (**date**).

DATE SPEAKER TITLE HOST

Aug. 27 Dr. Lenny DiMichele
Texas A & M
CANCELLED DUE TO ILLNESS CANCELLED Hand

Sep. 3 Dr. Tom McCollom
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute Submarine Hydrothermal Vents: A Warm, Cozy Oasis for Chemoautotrophic Microbes on Earth (and Europa??) Astrobiology

**Sep. 10**
Brown Bag 12-1
Ramaley N240 Dr. Bruce T. Milne
Dept. of Biology, University of New Mexico Dynamical bases of landscape organization: feedbacks between vegetation and terrain EPOB

Sep. 10 Dr. Diane Marshall
Dept. of Biology, University of New Mexico Is sexual selection important in plants: evidence from wild radish Mitton

Sep. 17 no colloquium due to GRMPBs

Sep. 24 Dr. Todd Dawson
University of California, Berkeley Roots to regions: the role of plants in the hydrologic cycle Monson

Oct. 1 Dr. Shelley Copley
Chemistry, University of Colorado, Boulder Ancient and modern approaches to evolution of metabolic pathways Astrobiology

Oct. 8 Heidi Steltzer
EPOB, University of Colorado, Boulder Putting the chicken before the egg: Plant species effects on nitrogen cycling in alpine tundra Bowman

Oct. 15 Dr. Martha Weiss
Georgetown University Defecation biology: the ecology and evolution of frass ejection in caterpillars Bowers

Oct. 22 Dr. Fred Nijhout
Duke University Windows of opportunity: The control of polyphenic development in insects Bowers

**Oct. 27**
Wednesday 3-4
Dinosaur Room
Henderson Museum Dr. Paul Cox
National Tropical Botanical Garden Will Tribal Knowledge Survive the Millenium? Anthropology/
EPOB

Oct. 29 Dr. Carl Bock
EPOB, University of Colorado, Boulder Conserving biological diversity on Boulder open space EPOB

Nov. 5 Dr. Tom Ranker
EPOB, University of Colorado, Boulder Genetic bottlenecks, historical biogeography, and founder-effect speciation in Hawaiian and other tropical ferns EPOB

Nov. 12 Dr. Molly Morris
Ohio University The evolution of female preferences: Insights from vertical bars on swordtail fishes. de Queiroz

**Nov. 19**
Brown Bag 12-1
Ramaley N240 Dr. Ingibjorg Jonsdottir
Gothenborg University Physiological integration in long-lived clonal plants: Implications for ramet and genet level population dynamics Diggle

Nov. 19 Dr. Steve Schmidt
EPOB, University of Colorado, Boulder Life below zero: microbial activity and diversity under Alpine snow packs Astrobiology

Nov. 26 THANKSGIVING

**Dec. 3**
Brown Bag 12-1
Ramaley N240 Dr. Richard Palmer
University of Alberta Selective reporting and publication bias in studies of fluctuating asymmetry and sexual selection de Queiroz

Dec. 3 Dr. Richard Palmer
University of Alberta Breaking symmetry: Phylogenetic patterns of asymmetry variation in animals and their evolutionary significance de Queiroz

**Dec. 6**
Monday 4-5
Ramaley N1b23 Dr. M. Sogin
Marine Biology Laboratory Broken limbs and net-like structures in the tree of life Astrobiology

Remaining to be scheduled: Dr. John Crowe (Nov. 10?) and L. Livo (*probably Monday*)

Last modified: 4 October, 1999

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DATE	SPEAKER	TITLE	HOST
Aug. 27	Dr. Lenny DiMichele Texas A & M CANCELLED DUE TO ILLNESS	CANCELLED	Hand
Sep. 3	Dr. Tom McCollom Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute	Submarine Hydrothermal Vents: A Warm, Cozy Oasis for Chemoautotrophic Microbes on Earth (and Europa??)	Astrobiology
Sep. 10 Brown Bag 12-1 Ramaley N240	Dr. Bruce T. Milne Dept. of Biology, University of New Mexico	Dynamical bases of landscape organization: feedbacks between vegetation and terrain	EPOB
Sep. 10	Dr. Diane Marshall Dept. of Biology, University of New Mexico	Is sexual selection important in plants: evidence from wild radish	Mitton
Sep. 17	no colloquium due to GRMPBs
Sep. 24	Dr. Todd Dawson University of California, Berkeley	Roots to regions: the role of plants in the hydrologic cycle	Monson
Oct. 1	Dr. Shelley Copley Chemistry, University of Colorado, Boulder	Ancient and modern approaches to evolution of metabolic pathways	Astrobiology
Oct. 8	Heidi Steltzer EPOB, University of Colorado, Boulder	Putting the chicken before the egg: Plant species effects on nitrogen cycling in alpine tundra	Bowman
Oct. 15	Dr. Martha Weiss Georgetown University	Defecation biology: the ecology and evolution of frass ejection in caterpillars	Bowers
Oct. 22	Dr. Fred Nijhout Duke University	Windows of opportunity: The control of polyphenic development in insects	Bowers
Oct. 27 Wednesday 3-4 Dinosaur Room Henderson Museum	Dr. Paul Cox National Tropical Botanical Garden	Will Tribal Knowledge Survive the Millenium?	Anthropology/ EPOB
Oct. 29	Dr. Carl Bock EPOB, University of Colorado, Boulder	Conserving biological diversity on Boulder open space	EPOB
Nov. 5	Dr. Tom Ranker EPOB, University of Colorado, Boulder	Genetic bottlenecks, historical biogeography, and founder-effect speciation in Hawaiian and other tropical ferns	EPOB
Nov. 12	Dr. Molly Morris Ohio University	The evolution of female preferences: Insights from vertical bars on swordtail fishes.	de Queiroz
Nov. 19 Brown Bag 12-1 Ramaley N240	Dr. Ingibjorg Jonsdottir Gothenborg University	Physiological integration in long-lived clonal plants: Implications for ramet and genet level population dynamics	Diggle
Nov. 19	Dr. Steve Schmidt EPOB, University of Colorado, Boulder	Life below zero: microbial activity and diversity under Alpine snow packs	Astrobiology
Nov. 26	THANKSGIVING
Dec. 3 Brown Bag 12-1 Ramaley N240	Dr. Richard Palmer University of Alberta	Selective reporting and publication bias in studies of fluctuating asymmetry and sexual selection	de Queiroz
Dec. 3	Dr. Richard Palmer University of Alberta	Breaking symmetry: Phylogenetic patterns of asymmetry variation in animals and their evolutionary significance	de Queiroz
Dec. 6 Monday 4-5 Ramaley N1b23	Dr. M. Sogin Marine Biology Laboratory	Broken limbs and net-like structures in the tree of life	Astrobiology