Spring 2008
(formerly EvoLunch)
Fridays Noon in Coker 215 (unless noted)
| Date | Speaker | Lab/Host | Talk Type | Topic |
| Jan 11 | EEOB Lunch | EEOB Lunch | ||
| Jan 18 | Lisa Mangiamele | Burmeister | Informal | Investigating the neural basis of female mate preferences in the tungara frog (Physalaemus pustulosus) |
| Jan 25 | EEOB Lunch | EEOB Lunch | ||
| Feb 1 | Cancelled (Joel Kingsolver and Travis Gaydos) |
Informal | Analyzing insect growth trajectories | |
| Feb 8 | EEOB Lunch | EEOB Lunch | ||
| Feb 15 | Ryan Martin | D. Pfennig | Formal | Resource Polymorphism and the ecological origins of phenotypic diversity |
| Feb 22 | David Baltrus | Dangl | Formal | Host specialization and adaptation in the plant pathogen Pseudomonas syringae |
| Feb 29 | Alicia Frame | Servedio | Formal | A model of global climate change and speciation in migratory birds |
| Mar 14 | Spring Break | Spring Break | ||
| Mar 21 | Sumit Dhole | K. Pfennig/Servedio | Formal | MHC-based mate choice : role of the female's condition |
| Mar 28 | Mukta Chakraborty | Burmesiter | Formal | Estradiol induces sexual behavior in female túngara frogs (Physalaemus pustulosus) |
| Apr 4 | Elizabeth Wojtowicz | K. Pfennig | Formal | Male Hybrid Sterility - What are the mechanisms that account for population variation? |
| Apr 11 | Amanda Chunco | Formal | The biogeography of species co-existence and hybridization | |
| Apr 18 | Katrina Salvante | Sockman | Formal | Catecholaminergic mediation of socially regulated singing effort |
| Apr 25 | Amber Rice | D. Pfennig | Formal | Ecological character displacement and its consequences: Population genetic analyses in spadefoot toads |
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