EEOB Seminars

2007-2008 EEOB Seminar Series

Seminars are held at noon in 215 Coker Hall, except where noted

Date	Speaker	Title	Host
8/24**	Marc Naguib,	TBA	Wiley
9/5
9/19
10/3
10/25**	Thomas Hahn, University of California, Davis	Evolution of environmental cue response systems in songbirds Note: The seminar will be held at 1:00 pm in 215 Coker	Sockman
10/31	Malcolm Schug, UNC-Greensboro and NESCent	Behavioral and genetic divergence among populations of Drosophila ananassae from Asia and the South Pacific	Willett
11/14	Carrie Carreño, Duke University	Feeding in aquatic frogs: How do they do it?	Kier
11/28	Walt Wilczynski, Georgia State University	Experience and aggression: interactive changes in behavior, hormones, and the brain	Burmeister
1/16	Marlene Zuk, UC Riverside	Gender equality and science: myths and progress	BGSA
1/23	Todd Vision, UNC-CH	Extracting macroevolutionary history from multiple gene trees
2/6	George Gilchrist, College of William and Mary	Adaptation to a Changing World: Lessons from Some Little Flies	Kight
2/20	Catherine Graham, SUNY Stony Brook	TBA	Chunco
3/5	Holly M. Mortensen, University of Maryland, College Park	The Role of Natural Selection in Shaping Genetic Variation at the N-acetyltransferase (NAT) Genes in African and Global Populations	C. Jones
3/19	Dan Buchholz, University of Cincinnati	Consequences of desert survival in spadefoot tadpoles	Ledon-Rettig/D. Pfennig
4/2	Ryan Calsbeek, Dartmouth College	Sex, lies, and sperm sorting: a tail of two lizards	Martin / D. Pfennig
4/16	Sean Menke, North Carolina State University	Process and pattern in invasive Argentine ant occurrences at multiple spatial scales	Burmeister
5/5**	Norman Johnson, University of Massachusetts, Amherst	Hybrid sterility and inviability: what lies beneath	Servedio

**Note time change.