Spring 2010 Schedule
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Date
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Speaker
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Title
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Jan. 21
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Dr. Anne Gaillard
Department of Biological Sciences Sam Houston State University |
Motile Cilia: Organelles of remarkable (and reducible) complexity
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Jan. 28
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Dr. Daniel Nickrent
Southern Illinois University |
The importance of life history information in parasitic plant conservation
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Feb. 4
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Dr. Robert Mclean
Texas State University |
Exploring bacterial growth on surfaces
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Feb. 11
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Dr. Dave Queller
Harry C. and Olga K. Wiess Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology Rice University |
Cooperation and conflict in social amoebas
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Feb. 18
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Dr. Barbara A. Block
Charles and Elizabeth Prothro Professor in Marine Sciences Stanford University |
The 5th Biennial Edward O. Wiley Lecture
(7:30pm in Olson Auditorium) |
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Feb. 25
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Dr. Kirsten Jensen
University of Kansas |
The intriguing world of elasmobranch tapeworms
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Mar. 4
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Dr. Anna Armitage
Texas A&M University at Galveston |
Using ecology to improve habitat restoration and management
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Mar. 11
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Dr. Molly Cummings
University of Texas - Austin |
Predicting diversity in animal communication: insights from mechanistic studies in frogs and fishes
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Mar. 25
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Dr. Michael Huston
Texas State University |
TBA
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Apr. 1
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Dr. Vipin Rastogi
U.S. Army Laboratory - Baltimore |
Detection and decontamination of chemical/biological threat materials in relation to personnel and infrastructure
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Apr. 15
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Dr. Johan Marais
University of the Witwatersrand |
A conservation assessment of scelotes inornatus (reptilia, sauria, scincidae)
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Apr. 22
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Dr. Jake Schaefer
University of Southern Mississippi |
Variability in the spatial structure of replicate hybrid zones: ecological relationships and divergent evolutionary trajectories
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Apr. 29
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Dr. John Freudenstein
Ohio State University |
Specificity or opportunism? Patterns of fungal association in the leafless orchid corallorhiza
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May 6
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Dr. Annie Lindgren
University of California - Santa Barbara |
The cephalopod cornea: Tracing the evolution of a convergent character using phylogenetics and next generation sequencing
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Seminar location/time:
Lee Drain Building 214 - 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
For additional information contact:
Dr. Madhu Choudhary
Phone: 936-294-4850
E-mail: mchoudhary@shsu.edu