Structured populations, or divergence versus migration

4pm BPB 130 (host: Paul Lewis)

Growing up ape: studies of health and development in wild chimpanzees

4pm BPB 130 (host: Tim Moore, EEB Grads)

NOVEL TOOLS FOR BIG DATA: A liquenological perspective on the use and applications of biodiversity data

4pm BPB 130 (host: Bernard Goffinet)

TBA

4pm BPB 130 (host: Cindi Jones)

Why are there so many bird species in the eastern Himalayas, and why aren’t there more?

4pm BPB 130 (host: Morgan Tingley)

Amanda Caskenette (University of Connecticut)
   Paying Respect to the Elders in Recreational Fisheries Management
Julien Massoni (University of Connecticut)
   The long evolutionary history of Magnoliidae (angiosperms)
Tim Farkas (University of Connecticut)
   Eco-evolutionary dynamics in stick insects

4pm BPB 130 (host: EEB Department)

Island ecosystems as models for human-environment interaction

4pm Konover Auditorium, Dodd Center
Note: Friday at 3pm!

How Heliconius butterflies mess with our species concept (and our mind)

4pm BPB 130 (host: Chris Simon)

Reconciling statistical rigor and biological inference in occupancy models

4pm BPB 130 (host: Chris Ephick)

Unexpected responses of disease to global change

4pm BPB 130 (host: Robi Bagchi)

TBA

4pm BPB 130 (host: Yaowu Yuan)

Bosses of the biosphere? Earth mastery, plutocracy, and environmental justice

4pm Konover Auditorium, Dodd Center

TBA

4pm BPB 130 (host: Elizabeth Jockusch)

Two decades of chasing water nymphs: systematic surprises in Najas (Hydrocharitaceae)

4pm BPB 130 (host: EEB Department)